ls-lint

0.1.2 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript abandoned

ls-lint is a linter for LiveScript, a compile-to-JavaScript language. Version 0.1.2 is the latest and only stable release, with no updates or commits since 2015. It provides a CLI and API for linting LiveScript files, with configurable rules such as max-file-lines and eol-last. The project appears abandoned, with no releases in over 9 years and no active maintenance. It is distinct from the newer ls-lint directory linter.

Common errors

error Cannot find module 'ls-lint' ↓

cause Package not installed or not found in node_modules.

fix

Run 'npm install ls-lint' in your project directory.

error lsLint.lint is not a function ↓

cause Incorrect import or export structure.

fix

Use default import: import lsLint from 'ls-lint'.

Warnings

deprecated Package has not been updated since 2015 and is effectively abandoned. ↓

fix Consider using a modern linter for JavaScript or CoffeeScript.

breaking No named exports may exist; only default export is available. ↓

fix Use default import or check package's module format.

gotcha The package is named 'ls-lint' but is unrelated to the popular directory linter 'ls-lint' (ls-lint/ls-lint). ↓

fix Verify package name and scope; install 'ls-lint' for directory linting.

Install

npm install ls-lint

yarn add ls-lint

pnpm add ls-lint

Imports

default
```
import lsLint from 'ls-lint'
```
LiveScript-style require is not valid in JavaScript. Use ESM import or CommonJS require with default export.
ls-lint.lint
wrong
```
const { lint } = require('ls-lint')
```
correct
```
import { lint } from 'ls-lint'
```
The package likely exports lint as a named function, but exact module structure is unclear due to age.
cli
wrong
```
ls-lint --help
```
correct
```
npx ls-lint [options] [file]...
```
CLI usage only; no programmatic CLI import.

Quickstart

Shows basic usage of the lint function to check a LiveScript snippet.

import lsLint from 'ls-lint';

const errors = lsLint.lint('(x, y) -> x + y');
console.log(errors);