Questions

[tinchoz49]

Hey @Raynos

First I want to share with you how I was using tsdocstandard. Maybe you can take something for the documentation.

In a clean project I installed tsdocstandard local using an alias:
npm install -D standard@npm:tsdocstandard

By doing this I can use tsdocstandard with vscode-standard and it works very well.

My questions are:

1. I have some client projects using semistandard, how can I use tsdocstandard + semistandard?
2. Do you know if there is a way to not having to define a tsconfig.json? Like having a default tsconfig.json with { "allowJs": true,"checkJs": true }.

[Raynos]

I believe ts supports jsconfig.json aswell.

You need to configure typescript and you need to run tsc && tsdocstandard together.

The linter won’t work if then typescript checker fails.

[Raynos]

As for semistandard. I can look into allowing rule overwrites like standardx

[Raynos]

I added a usage section ( https://github.com/Raynos/tsdocstandard#usage ).

[tinchoz49]

Thanks, I was thinking on work in a PR to add the support for semistandard. I don't know yet if it should be through a flag or maybe by detecting semistandard installed locally?

[Raynos]

adding a --semi flag seems pretty straight forward. ( https://github.com/standard/eslint-config-semistandard/blob/master/.eslintrc.js )

It looks like it's literally two eslint rules. setting those two rules programatically should be fine.

[tinchoz49]

It looks like it's literally two eslint rules. setting those two rules programatically should be fine.

That's right