angular-enforcer

Command line script to lint style rules in Angular templates and automatically correct them. Can be used on any HTML file, not just Angular templates.

Corrects missing end-tags

from:

<div>
    <div>
        <span>
            <img>

to:

<div>
    <div>
        <span>
            <img>
        </span>
    </div>
</div>

Corrects inconsistent text case

from:

<B>BOLD TEXT</B>

to:

<b>
    BOLD TEXT
</b>

Installation

npm install angular-enforcer -g

Usage

On a specific file

enforce [file path] [options] where [file path] is a path to a file to enforce

On STDIN

cat [file path] | enforce -i Simply pipe some file into the enforce command

On a glob

enforce -g [glob string] [options] where [glob string] node-glob is a string to search for files using Ex: enforce -g src/folder/**/*.tpl

On every html file in this folder and all child folders

enforce -g [options] This will run the angular-enforcer program on every html file in this folder and all child folders

From node

You can also import angular-enforcer and use it as you want.

import ngEnforcer from 'angular-enforcer';
import 'fs';
const file = fs.readFileSync('file');
const output = ngEnforcer(file, {
    lineLength: 150
});

The ngEnforce function takes a string of HTML and options and returns formatted HTML. Linting is not available when using this method.

Options

Formatting options: --tab-length : the number of spaces to consider a tab. Default is 4. --spaces : If true (default), converts spaces to tabs, using the specified tab length. Otherwise it does the reverse, converting tabs to spaces. --line-length : max line length. Default is 100. --closing-slash : if true, convert
to
. Default is false. --short-tags : comma separated list of additional tags that have no associated end tag --expr-padding : add a space before and after angular expressions (and a space after the "::" in one-time binded expressions). Default is true. --attr-newline : If an html start tag is over the specified line-length, start each attribute on it's own line, indenting by one. Default is true. --empty-tag-same-line : Empty DOM nodes will end their tags on the same line if it's within the max line length. --short-text-nodes : DOM nodes with just text that can fit on one line will do so. Default is true. If this is false, the text nodes will be indented. --attr-obj-indent: Indent JS objects inside attributes, ex: inside ng-class. True by default. --double-quotes : If true, use double quotes for attributes, otherwise use single quotes. --reorder-attrs : If true, alphabetize HTML attributes in each tag --block-spacing : If true, add an empty line in between each HTML block --text-wrap : If true, break long text nodes so that indentation + length of text <= line-length. Defaults to true. --wrap-ignored-tags : comma separated list of tags to ignore long text nodes inside --remove-comments : if true, enforcer will remove all HTML comments

CLI-only options: --config -c : path to the formatting config file. Default is .enforcer.json --save -S : report and correct all problems, overwriting all affected files --glob -g : Glob strings to look for files --stdin -i : read from STDIN instead of giving a file path. --verbose -v : more verbose reporting, including locations of problems. --quite -q : silences all output, even when using --diff or --verbose. --diff -d : print a colored diff of the changes

.enforcer.json JSON file

All options can be specified in an .enforcer.json file. All options are in camelCase.

{
     "tabLength": 2,
     "lineLength": 120
}

Option load order:

1. command line options
2. .enforcer.json file in current directory (if it exists)
3. .enforcer.json file in home directory (if it exists)

TODO

• specify file extension to look for
• add a -s option to save files, disable by default
• add linting features
  • lint when using HTML tags in an invalid way
• add formatter options
  • tab length
  • option to start new attributes lined up with the first attribute:

  <input class="foobar"
         bar="baz">

  • max line length
  • Angular expression spaces
  • attribute spacing
  • attribute value formatting
  • self-closing tags
  • new line between code blocks
  • encoding of characters
  • better parsing of angular attributes: https://github.com/peerigon/angular-expressions
  • order attributes
    • build in angular directive's preferred order
• unit tests