Samuel
@samuel.fm
If there an eslint plugin that detects where you’ve added an extra } and it gets left in the markup?
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Már ÖrlygssonAssuming you're writing JSX markup, then `eslint-plugin-react` has you covered.
I'm using `'react/no-unescaped-entities': ['warn', { forbid: ['>', '}'] }],`
github.com/jsx-eslint/e...
3 1SamuelAh nice - is there one for string literals too? That’s where it normally gets me
1Már ÖrlygssonNope, I can't find anything like that. Shame.
1 1Már ÖrlygssonHmm, in fact VSCode's syntax parser automatically errors on `>` and `}` in JSX text nodes, thus obviating (effectively overriding) the "react/no-unescaped-entities" options for these two characters.
1Már ÖrlygssonAlso nice: github.com/jsx-eslint/e...
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