I am using airbnb eslint and currently I am getting error:
error: Line 6 exceeds the maximum line length of 100 (max-len) at path/to/file.vue:6:1:
<template lang="pug"> div .container .row .col-xl-10.mx-auto p Please let us know how you got here, and use the header buttons to navigate back to safe harbor. </template>
Is there a way to disable lint for paragraph text like above?
Also, how to increase the line length from 100 to 120?
To disable ESLint in Vue CLI, we just remove the @vue/cli-plugin-eslint package from the Vue CLI project. to remove the @vue/cli-plugin-eslint package, which will disable ESLint in the Vue CLI project.
For those converting eslint-disable-next-line to eslint-disable (for multiple lines), remember two things. 1. /* */ instead of // 2. It's eslint-disable and not eslint-disable-next-line . Just reiterating coz I did the same and had to search many more things due to the 2nd point.
The // eslint-disable-line comment disables the no-eval rule for just that line. You can also disable the no-eval rule for an entire function block by using /* eslint-disable */ .
There has been some updates to eslint-plugin-vue in the past 4 years. The comments in templates can now be used to override eslint settings.
<!-- eslint-disable-next-line max-len --> <my-reasonably-long-component>...</my-reasonably-long-component>
<!-- eslint-disable max-len --> <my-reasonably-long-component> ... </my-reasonably-long-component> <!-- eslint-enable max-len -->
In addition, as of eslint-plugin-vue v6.1.0
the vue/max-len
rule was added, which ads more control about how the length rules
{ "vue/max-len": ["error", { "code": 80, "template": 80, "tabWidth": 2, "comments": 80, "ignorePattern": "", "ignoreComments": false, "ignoreTrailingComments": false, "ignoreUrls": false, "ignoreStrings": false, "ignoreTemplateLiterals": false, "ignoreRegExpLiterals": false, "ignoreHTMLAttributeValues": false, "ignoreHTMLTextContents": false, }] }
If you have more than a couple outliers, tweaking the globals for templates-specifically might work better.
AFAIK, there is no way to apply eslint rules to the template, and specifically to one line in a template. I hope to be proven wrong though.
anyway, because I have a file with lots of text, to get around it, I've added this rule 'max-len': ["error", { "code": 120 }],
in my .eslintrc.js
file.
here is the structure (with other settings removed)
module.exports { rules: { 'max-len': ["error", { "code": 120 }] } }
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