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- gulp-html-validate
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gulp-html-validate
Validate files with html-validate validator.
Installation
> npm install --save-dev gulp-html-validate
Usage
const gulp = require('gulp');
const htmlvalidate = require('gulp-html-validate');
exports.default = () => {
return (
gulp
.src('index.html')
/*
* Aaply the `html-validate` report to each file object, so these
* reports can be used by other modules.
*/
.pipe(htmlvalidate())
/*
* Output `html-validate` results to the console.
*/
.pipe(htmlvalidate.format())
/*
* Make gulp to exit with an error code if any error(s) occurred.
*/
.pipe(htmlvalidate.failAfterError())
);
};
API
htmlvalidate()
Apply html-validate report to each file.
format(formatter)
Print a report where all errors/warnings are listed. This function should be used in the stream after piping through htmlvalidate
function; otherwise, it will find no html-validate
results to format.
The formatter
parameter is a string, which defined the formatter name to use.
Any formatter supported by html-validate
can be used. The stylish
formatter is used by default.
failAfterError()
Throw an error if html-validate
found an error in any file. All files will be processed before throwing an error.
License
Licensed under the MIT License.