This project was mainly around creating a linter that will check for comments, missing semicolons at the end of every line and also checking for the initial period to designate a class it displays the information back to the user where the mistake is showing if the line has commented code as well.
Additional description about the project and its features.
- Ruby
- RSpec gem
- Colorize gem
- VS Code
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
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For starters you are going to need to clone the repo by clicking on the green button on top right corner that says "code"
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Then you can open your terminal and type git clone + the link you got from clicking the button clone
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Once you get a copy of the repo you have to navigate into the folder you cloned
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You will need to run a few commands before you get to test it but don't worry just follow the instructions step by step
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When the require gems are finally installed you can choose to open the project with any Code Editor of your choice.
- You will need Ruby installed in your machine
- You will need need a Code Editor
- You will need to install a few gems to run the project but here are the step by step instructions
- Please run this in your terminal
bundle install. This will install all of the dependecies for the project
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In order to use the program you will need to provide the css file you want to evaluate please type this command
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ruby bin/main.rb {filename} without the curly braces and just replace filename for the file you want to test
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Now this are the examples of good practice vs bad practice so you can have an idea of what the program is evaluating
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Bad Practice
- Good Practice
- In order to run the RSpec you will need to type the following command in your terminal rspec
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Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
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