HTML ESLint extends ESLint with HTML-aware linting.
It can lint standalone HTML files as well as HTML embedded inside JavaScript and TypeScript template literals, and the wider project also covers React, Svelte, and Angular template workflows.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides HTML linting for ESLint with support for modern ESLint configuration styles, including current flat config workflows.
- Offers rules across best practice, SEO, accessibility, and style categories.
- Includes recommended rules as well as a larger ruleset for projects that want stricter checking.
- Supports dedicated plugins and documentation for React, Svelte, and Angular template use cases.
- Documents editor integration and includes an online playground to test rules and configurations.
- Marks selected rules as auto-fixable, helping developers correct issues with ESLint’s fix workflow.
Website: github.com/yeonjuan/html-eslint
Support:
Developer: yeonjuan
License: MIT License
HTML ESLint is written in JavaScript. Learn JavaScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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