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eslint-plugin-html

1.5.4

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Version 1.5.4 Details

Eslint-plugin-html version 1.5.4 is a minor release update to version 1.5.3 of this popular ESLint plugin, designed to extract and lint JavaScript code embedded within HTML files. Both versions maintain the core functionality of allowing developers to seamlessly integrate ESLint's code quality checks into their HTML development workflow. The key dependencies for both versions remain consistent, relying on htmlparser2 for parsing HTML structures and using ESLint itself and Mocha for testing. The license is ISC.

The primary difference between versions 1.5.3 and 1.5.4 lies in the release date and potential bug fixes or minor internal adjustments not explicitly detailed in the provided data. Version 1.5.4 was released on October 22, 2016, approximately a month after version 1.5.3, which was released on September 24, 2016.

For developers considering using eslint-plugin-html, this plugin offers a convenient way to enforce consistent coding styles and identify potential errors directly within HTML files, reducing the risk of runtime issues. It integrates well with existing ESLint configurations, providing a unified linting process across JavaScript and HTML code. Because the listed dependencies are identical there are no reasons to prefer a version over the other, so prefer the latest one. The plugin is available through npm, simplifying installation and integration into existing projects. It's maintained through a public GitHub repository, encouraging community contributions and issue reporting.

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