ctm-htmllinter

A customizable HTML linter that runs via a terminal command. Define your own rules and ensure code consistency across your projects.

Features

• Run manually with a terminal command for specific files or folders.
• Lightweight and fast.

Installation

Install globally to use the ctm-htmllinter command:

npm install -g ctm-htmllinter

Usage

Manual Mode

Use the ctm-htmllinter command to lint specific files or directories.

1. Check All Files

ctm-htmllinter -a, -all

2. Check Specific File or Folder

ctm-htmllinter ./index.html

ctm-htmllinter ./html/

3. Default Rules

ctm-htmllinter comes with a set of preconfigured rules:

• Avoid empty alt attributes.
• Enforce consistent spacing and indentation.
• Enforce consistent naming convention.

Configuration

You can customize which rules and folders will be ignored by the module by executing the following command to create a config file:

ctm-htmllinter -i, -init

Example Configuration

{
    "rules": {
        "avoidEmptyAlt": true,
        "noNestedCss": true,
        "missingDoctype": true,
        "consistentIndentation": 4,
        "noTrailingWhitespace": true,
        "fileNamingConvention": true
    },
    "ignore": ["folder"]
}

• rules: List of enabled rules.
• ignore: Array of folders or files to exclude from linting.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this module, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue to discuss improvements.