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Lint

This lesson of the Advanced Vim Customization course focuses on setting up linting in Vim using the ALE plugin. It covers the installation of necessary linters, specifically Prettier and ESLint, and the creation of a basic prettierrc.json file. The goal is to enable code linting directly within the Vim text editor without needing to exit.

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Lint

This lesson of the Advanced Vim Customization course focuses on setting up linting in Vim using the ALE plugin. It covers the installation of necessary linters, specifically Prettier and ESLint, and the creation of a basic prettierrc.json file. The goal is to enable code linting directly within the Vim text editor without needing to exit.

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<v Instructor>Welcome back</v>

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to the Advanced Vim Customization course.

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And in this lesson we are going to tackle linting in vim

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and we are going to do this first by setting up

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our underlying linters and then we are going to set up

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the linting plugin itself, which is called ALE.

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Finally, we are going to look

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at how ALE is used in and of itself, so we can lint our code

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without ever having to exit our vim text editor.

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So let's get started by getting our linters set up.

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So I'm ssh'd in it to my server

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and I'm going to move into my forethought directory.

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And the first thing we need to do is set up some linters.

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So for node js we are going to install prettier and eslint.

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So this is going to be an npm install prettier eslint
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and then we're going to save this

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to our dev environment with --save-dev.

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We'll wait for this process to complete.

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And one final thing we want to do is set up

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our prettierrc.json file

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and we're not going to spend a lot of time on this.

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We're actually just going to add some empty curly brackets,

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so we can run a prettier without it erroring out.

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And again, this just goes in a prettierrc.json file.

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And now we have our linters set up.

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