Feature request: Test suite/linter
See original GitHub issuedocs/assets/charts.js
is pretty big and as I look to contribute to the project, I would like to ensure I’m not breaking anything in there.- adding a set of explicit JS linter rules for
charts.js
would be nice. I mentioned this for selfish reasons as my IDE currently looks like a red underline mess of spaghetti due to this project’s preference for tabs 😜
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Great write-up! I would love to see
node.js + recommended JS testrunner/linter + Travis CI
land in Hubble 👍 ! A test framework should have been in there from the start but we had to rush things a bit to get Hubble out of the door for GitHub Universe 😄If we have TravisCI running then we will for sure add a Python test framework, too.
PS: In the jsonschema2md project you linked I saw commits by @trieloff! I think he went to the same school as @pluehne and I (HPI). Small world 😊 !
Wow, small world indeed! 👋 @trieloff
Cool, I will take a stab at going the node.js route and send a PR for that for review. I think I will break the work up into two phases: