Discussion VSCode Extension Development for Markdown Linting

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  • vscode-linter

    Extension for code linting, all in one package. New linters can be easily added through an extension framework.

    First Question: I tried to fork the following repository https://github.com/fnando/vscode-linter because it looked like something really similar I try to achieve. But it turns out it is broken or I understand it wrong. Do I have to install the Extension and in addition do I have to install all the linters ? If yes, what is the actual benefit of this extension then?

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  • vscode-write-good

    Write Good Linter for Visual Studio Code

    *Edit\* The second question is solved I guess: I have found https://github.com/TravisTheTechie/vscode-write-good which is quite old but is working, and it's including a npm module. Would you say this is best practice?

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  • vscode-extension-samples

    Sample code illustrating the VS Code extension API.

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