This time I will show you how to operate eslint to verify JS, and what are the precautions for operating eslint to verify JS. The following is a practical case, let's take a look.
Turn off eslint verification
With eslint verification, it can standardize the developer's code, which is very good. However, some specifications such as indentation, spaces, and blank lines always report errors during the development process, which is too harsh. Therefore, I will still choose to turn off eslint verification.
The following will introduce how to turn off this verification in the vue project.
First of all, when we create a vue project, we will have a choice: Use ESLint to lint your code? (Y/n). At this step, we just choose no. .
But if we accidentally select Y and keep getting errors during the development process, what should we do? We don't need to delete the project and recreate it, we just need to modify the build\webpack.base.conf.js file.
In the red box in the picture above, the file content in my project is like this. Other projects may have other contents. We comment out or remove the content in the box. That's it.
Now run the project and no error will be reported.
Finally
Turning off eslint verification is so simple, I hope it helps you.
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