On 09.07.2016, at 07:18 , Ryan Fitzer ryanfitzer@gmail.com wrote:

I've created a bundle for ESLint and I'd like to find out the requirements for submission to Textmate's bundle list in the preferences pane.

There is already a textmate-eslint bundle, but yours looks really pretty.

One suggestion: Support eslint_d, which reduces eslint time by about 80%: https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint_d

Thanks for you work Fabian

I've created a bundle for ESLint and I'd like to find out the requirements for submission to Textmate's bundle list in the preferences pane.

The UI is nice, but it has too much wasted space and requires using mouse to get to the problematic code.

So I think it's time for me to present my own solution to the linting problem.

https://github.com/Igor10k/Linter

Features: - Can be extended to support basically any linter. Out-of-the-box it's eslint, jscs and coffelint. - Tries using locally installed linters first. If fails tries the globally installed version. - Get to the problematic code by pressing the corresponding number of the error entry on the keyboard. - Just a single dependency - NodeJS. I'm planning a rewrite using Ruby to get rid of this too.

On 09.07.2016, at 20:09 , Ryan Fitzer ryan@ryanfitzer.com wrote:

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One suggestion: Support eslint_d, which reduces eslint time by about 80%

Thanks for the suggestion. Just took a look at it. To be honest, I hadn't really noticed any speed issues. After some profiling, the bundle executes in ~520ms, on average (MacBook Pro 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7). Definitely more than the ~160ms that eslint_d advertises, but I don't think the extra complexity and dependencies are worth it.

I found it too be a huge difference. I run eslint everytime I save and with eslint_d the window just pops up immediately, not after half a second.

Again, I really appreciate your feedback.

You’re welcome, thanks for your work!

Fabian