Make awslint publicly available
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice if you could make awslint
public available as npm package, so that other people who want to publish CDK libraries can also benefit from it and design their libs also according to the AWS Resource Construct Design Guidelines.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Make awslint publicly available · Issue #1942 · aws/aws-cdk
+1 Please do this. My team is working on a Construct library, and we currently have awslint copied into our repo. Would be...
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A linter for the AWS Construct Library's API. It reflects a construct library's module via it's .jsii manifest and checks that the module...
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Note: this is taking a bit longer to do because currently awslint is tightly coupled with the CloudFormation model, so there is no real value in running it on anything else. The idea is the move some of the rules so they will apply to any construct and then it makes total sense to reuse
Sure, that should be fairly easy to do