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Lint and code-munging tools for Flow's codebase (adapted from Khan Academy's)
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This repository contains linting tools for Khan Academy's codebase. Most of the JavaScript linting code is based on Google's freely available and open-source Closure Linter: http://code.google.com/closure/utilities/ It has been modified to suit Khan Academy's slightly different style guides. The python linting is based on pep8, with some slight modifications (captured in runlint.py). This repository also contains a wrapper script that can be used as a pre-commit hook for Mercurial. Usage ===== First, install dependent packages via the requirements.txt file $ pip install -r requirements.txt Then you can automatically invoke lints on modified or added files in Mercurial. Add to .hgrc to use: [hooks] pretxncommit.lint = /path/to/khan-linter/hghook.py You can update the blacklist file in this repository to control what files should not be linted at all. Alternately, you can create a blacklist of your own, and use the --blacklist_file flag to runlint.py (you'll have to modify hghook.py to pass in the name of the blacklist file as well). To suppress the lint check, set the environment variable FORCE_COMMIT to 1 prior to calling 'hg commit' (there doesn't seem to be a way to pass args to a pretxncommit script otherwise). If you would like to lint manually, invoke runlint.py. By default, this will lint all files under the current directory. Alternately, you can specify files on the commandline to lint. See runlint.py --help for more options.
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