There is a static code inspection tool, Facebook's Flow, and it has also been reported on infoq. See the documentation for specific usage.
But currently only two versions are available: Linux and Mac OS.
Source code is hosted on GITHUB
To be honest, this tool is not yet mature and I have never used it. It feels like it will limit the flexibility of the code.
There is a js code quality detection tool, jslint. Can be conveniently integrated with Gulp or Grunt.
Using code inspection is not as good as directly using Typescript language tools like AtScript, js超集. Their compilers will accurately prompt error locations and modification suggestions.
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There is a static code inspection tool, Facebook's Flow, and it has also been reported on infoq. See the documentation for specific usage.
But currently only two versions are available:
LinuxandMac OS.Source code is hosted on GITHUB
To be honest, this tool is not yet mature and I have never used it. It feels like it will limit the flexibility of the code.
There is a js code quality detection tool,
jslint. Can be conveniently integrated withGulporGrunt.Using code inspection is not as good as directly using
Typescriptlanguage tools likeAtScript,js超集. Their compilers will accurately prompt error locations and modification suggestions.Welcome to the TypeScript family~ http://typescriptlang.com
The tool can be used with Visual Studio 2013 Express/Community.