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How to pass options to remark-lint on the CLI? #25

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why-jay opened this issue Sep 12, 2015 · 6 comments
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How to pass options to remark-lint on the CLI? #25

why-jay opened this issue Sep 12, 2015 · 6 comments
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why-jay commented Sep 12, 2015

Is there a way to pass mdast-lint-specific options via the CLI? I know .mdastrc is the place for these, but it'd be convenient to be able to use my custom rules straight from the CLI without having to write a .mdastrc.
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wooorm commented Sep 12, 2015

You should now be able to pass options: mdast -u lint="maximum-line-length:20,retest:true". See mdastplugin(7) Command Line Usage for more info

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why-jay commented Sep 12, 2015

Thanks, you rock!

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wooorm commented Sep 12, 2015

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why-jay commented Sep 12, 2015

Quick help, how would it work for an array value? external has to be an array..

mdast -u lint="external:???".

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wooorm commented Sep 12, 2015

lint="external:[\"foo\", \"bar\", \"baz\"]". It’s JSON with some tiny sugar!

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why-jay commented Sep 12, 2015

Thanks so much!

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@wooorm wooorm changed the title CLI: pass mdast-lint options? How to pass options to remark-lint on the CLI? Aug 15, 2019
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