sonarwhal - a linting tool for the web

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Sonarwhal is a linting tool that helps with website accessibility, speed, security by checking code for best practices and errors. It is fully customizable and allows users to create their own rules. The document discusses using the online version to analyze code, installing the CLI tool, initializing configuration files, and running analysis with different output formats such as summary, JSON, and codeframe.

SONARWHAL - A LINTING TOOL FOR
THE WEB
Larry Nung

AGENDA
Introduction
Feature
Analyze with online version
Getting started with sonarwhal CLI
Formatters
Reference
Q & A
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INTRODUCTION
 A linting tool that will help you with your site's
accessibility, speed, security and more, by checking
your code for best practices and common errors.
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FEATURE
 Fully customizable
 Create your own rules
 Community driven
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GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI
 npm install -g --engine-strict sonarwhal
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GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI
 sonar -v
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GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI
 sonar --init
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GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI
 vim .sonarrc
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GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI
 sonar [URL]
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REFERENCE
 sonarwhal, a linting tool for the web
 https://sonarwhal.com/
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1. SONARWHAL - A LINTING TOOL FOR THE WEB Larry Nung

2. AGENDA Introduction Feature Analyze with online version Getting started with sonarwhal CLI Formatters Reference Q & A 2

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4. INTRODUCTION  A linting tool that will help you with your site's accessibility, speed, security and more, by checking your code for best practices and common errors. 4

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6. FEATURE  Fully customizable  Create your own rules  Community driven 6

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15. GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI 15

16. GETTING STARTED WITH SONARWHAL CLI  npm install -g --engine-strict sonarwhal 16