Atom-Lint

Generic code linting support for Atom.

Atom-Lint is currently in alpha development.

Supported Linters

More linters will be supported in the future.

RuboCop for Ruby
flake8 for Python
HLint for Haskell (Installation of language-haskell package is required)
JSHint for JavaScript
CoffeeLint for CoffeeScript

Installation

$ apm install atom-lint

Usage

Your source will be linted on open and on save automatically, and the detected violations will be displayed as arrows in the editor. You can see the detail of the violation by moving the cursor to it.

Keymaps

Ctrl-Alt-L: Global toggle
Ctrl-Alt-[: Move to Previous Violation
Ctrl-Alt-]: Move to Next Violation

Also you can customize keymaps by editing ~/.atom/keymap.cson (choose Open Your Keymap in Atom menu):

'.workspace':
  'ctrl-alt-l': 'lint:toggle'
'.editor':
  'ctrl-alt-[': 'lint:move-to-previous-violation'
  'ctrl-alt-]': 'lint:move-to-next-violation'

See Customizing Key Bindings in Customizing Atom for more details.

Configuration

You can configure Atom-Lint by editing ~/.atom/config.cson (choose Open Your Config in Atom menu):

# Some other settings...
'atom-lint':
  'coffeelint':
    'path': '/path/to/bin/coffeelint'
  'flake8':
    'path': '/path/to/bin/flake8'
  'hlint':
    'path': '/path/to/bin/hlint'
  'jshint':
    'path': '/path/to/bin/jshint'
  'rubocop':
    'path': '/path/to/bin/rubocop'

By default Atom-Lint automatically refers the environement variable PATH of your login shell if it's bash or zsh, and then invokes the command. If you got a problem with PATH, use this setting.

Contributors

Here's a list of all contributors to Atom-Lint.

License

See the LICENSE.txt for details.

moshee/atom-lint