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To run the static code validation tests locally you need to install some dependencies:
apt update -qq && apt install -yqq jq
- K&R identation standard if nothing else is specified.
- 4 spaces are to be used for identation.
- LF is to be used for line breaks.
- Complicated sections in the code shall be commented in addition to documentation.
- All code shall be clean, no old code shall be left in comments.
- Any "official" coding conventions for the used language shall be followed.
- kebab-case
- Unnecessary rules shall be removed, no overwritten rules shall remain in the code.
- When possible, avoid !important.
- Code shall be structured in a readable way.
- Distinct class/id-names.
- Start working from mobile viewport and work upwards.
- All CSS shall be written in external style sheets.
- Shall validate (Done by CI on pushed commits).
- Self-closing HTML tags shall have a slash at the end.
- Use indentation in open tags.
- camelCase
- The new standards shall be followed, for example, let/const, new arrow functions.
- jQuery shall be used to minimize code and make it more effective.
- When types are specified, type-safe comparison shall be used.
- Everything shall be presentable.
- All team members shall read all documents and agree on them and any changes.
- All documents shall be complete, and cover the whole sprint.
- Tests shall be written and passing.
- Coding conventions and programming languages documents shall be followed.
- All team members shall read the code and documentation and understand them.
- If needed, QA shall be preformed.
- Pat Capitalist-Robin and ask for forgiveness for the awful code.
- Code shall be looked through in search of points to be improved (Variables, hardcoded code etc.).
- All tests specified in
.gitlab-ci.ymlwill be run on pushed code, assuming that files related to the test have been changed.
- GitLab pages will be automatically deployed on successful CI tests.
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