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Fix/one spawn per project #83

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a81be15
remove cli init, skip non-issues, massive refactor, asyncify tests
Feb 24, 2018
d237b5d
Move `configurationFile` to `findProjectRoot`
Apr 16, 2018
90a2d0b
Use `atom.inSpecMode()` instead of `global.waitsForPromise`
Apr 16, 2018
db5d229
Make `runCli()` a method of `ccLinter`
Apr 16, 2018
1fbe397
Change linter scope to project
Apr 16, 2018
0f6f3ff
Declare `mapSeverity` inside `parseIssues()`
Apr 16, 2018
3a34565
Add provider name to unique exec key
Apr 16, 2018
aca2557
Declare `execArgs` inside `ccLinter.runCli()`
Apr 16, 2018
fea0e9c
Declare `notificationDefaults` inside `notifyError()`
Apr 16, 2018
fce512a
Make `track()` a method of `ccLinter`
Apr 16, 2018
7c028a4
Move functions into linter object
Apr 16, 2018
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- "**.js"
exclude_paths:
- node_modules/**/*
- spec/**/*
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Once you have a functioning installation of the Code Climate CLI, you're ready to see the same results within the comfort of your favorite text editor. Install the `linter` package, the `linter-codeclimate` package, and make sure any of the language modes you prefer are also installed.

Once these are installed, reload your editor (`View` -> `Reload` from the Atom menu), open a file of your choice, and save it. Code Climate analysis will run in the background and then pop up results that you can inspect right inside Atom. Awesome! You're now linting with superpowers.

## Installation: Special Considerations

Note that currently `linter-codeclimate` works only on single file analysis types, not on engines which analyze the entire codebase at once. The following engines currently work with the Atom package (this will soon be all packages - thanks for your patience as we work out some kinks):


* All Languages: fixme
* Python: Radon, Pep8
* Ruby: Rubocop
* CoffeeScript: CoffeeLint
* JavaScript: ESLint
* PHP: PHPCodeSniffer, PHPMD
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