v2.1.0

With this release we add support for html-eslint, which is a really nice ESLint plugin enabling you to lint HTML files. You can now use our ERB preprocessor as plug-n-play such that HTML ESLint can also lint your .html.erb files 🎉

See the Readme for how to set things up, it's really easy to do.

Note that ERB statements will be simply ignored, we just lint the pure HTML part of your .html.erb files. Look at erb_lint if you also want to lint ERB tags, e.g. get RuboCop warnings for ERB code inside .html.erb files. You can use both erb_lint and this preprocessor in conjunction with html-eslint together, e.g. as an idea for VSCode, you can use this Run on Save extension and specify in your settings.json

"emeraldwalk.runonsave": {
    "autoClearConsole": true,
    "commands": [
        {
            "match": "\\.(html|text|js).erb$",
            "cmd": "bundle exec erb_lint --config .config/.erb_lint.yml --show-linter-names --autocorrect ${file}",
            "isAsync": true
        }
    ]
},

such that after every save you also lint with erb_lint.

In addition to HTML support, we fix some wrong replacements made by autofixes.

⚠ Breaking Changes

If you're referencing the processor manually, i.e. you included processor: erb.processors.erbProcessor in your config file, you will have to replace it by processor: erb.processors["processorJs"] (or use the new processorHtml respectively). All the new ways are described in the Readme.

What's Changed

• Init preprocessor for html-eslint by @Splines in #13
• Fix autofix replacements & rework test pipeline by @Splines in #14

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.1.0