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Welcome to another blog post about the journey of Octo, the open source tool for static site generation! Today I will be going over how I added static analysis tooling into the project and how you can do the same for your open source projects!
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Eslint is a great tool for checking errors in your code! I would strongly recommend you use eslint in your developer environment and all projects you work on. I have been using eslint as my linter for a few year now with all my code and it has helped me keep my code in good shape. To add eslint to your project run npm install eslint --save-dev. Now that eslint is in your dev dependencies, you can run npx eslint --init. This will prompt you to create a config file that works for your project. If you now run npx eslint . eslint will check all the files in your project for errors!
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Wow that is a lot of information about two tools! Now how cool would it be if your project would automatically run these tools whenever you made a push or commit? Well here comes Git hooks to the rescue with the power of Husky! To install husky run npm install husky -D. That doesn't fully install husky, to fully install it we have to run another command. Since we just learned about writing scripts in our package, we should write a new one for preparing our project.
