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Blog post: Markdownlint

Jonas Brømsø on February 25, 2019

As a follow-up to my post from the 11th. "Giving a talk at CopenhagenJS" I got my presentation accepted. So at the CopenhagenJS February meeting I ...
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Jonas Brømsø

If you run into problems with an error resembling this:

/usr/local/lib/node_modules/markdownlint-cli/node_modules/markdownlint/lib/markdownlint.js:262
      capturedRules = { ...enabledRules };

I have written up a TIL about the issue and how to fix it.

Shout out to @lauragift21 for her blog post.

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Gift Egwuenu

Oh wow! Thanks for the shout-out! Great post too on Markdownlint haven't used it before now but I'll give it a try :)

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Burdette Lamar

Oh, wow, jonasbn. Great idea.

I'm wondering whether I should consider adding linting to my markdown_helper project and gem.

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Jonas Brømsø

Hiya,

Happy, that you find it great, however unclear on what part. The post ran a bit too long and covered way too much.

The great idea, being adding linting to your tool project?

jonasbn

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Burdette Lamar

Sorry not clear on first try. The great idea is your linter.

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Jonas Brømsø

Oh, it is not mine, I am just a user - I love linters and I happen to be writing a lot of Markdown, so I currently I am in love with Markdownlint :-)

Using primarily the Node implementation, have played around with the Ruby implementation. Btw. the Ruby implementation should perhaps be what you should look at for possible integration with your project: github.com/markdownlint

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bhagerty

Hi Jonas! Fantastic post. You might want to change one typo: "Honky-dory" should be Hunky-dory. Cheers!

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Jonas Brømsø

Corrected, thank you very much