Linter does not warn about lack of constructor arguments.

The vscode shows that there are no arguments, but linter does not show it as an error:

root@instance-1:~/main# deno lint src/test.ts
Checked 1 file

root@instance-1:~/main# deno lint src/test.ts
Checked 1 file

and nothing else... deno.jsonc:

{
    "imports": {
        "@core/": "../core/src/",
        "std/": "https://deno.land/std@0.205.0/"
    },

    "lint": {
        "include": ["src/"],
        "exclude": ["src/testdata/", "data/fixtures/**/*.ts"],
        "rules": {
            "tags": ["recommended"],
            "include": ["ban-untagged-todo", "no-console"],
            "exclude": ["no-unused-vars"]
        }
    }
}

{
    "imports": {
        "@core/": "../core/src/",
        "std/": "https://deno.land/std@0.205.0/"
    },

    "lint": {
        "include": ["src/"],
        "exclude": ["src/testdata/", "data/fixtures/**/*.ts"],
        "rules": {
            "tags": ["recommended"],
            "include": ["ban-untagged-todo", "no-console"],
            "exclude": ["no-unused-vars"]
        }
    }
}

Help me to make a correct deno.jsonc config. Thanks!

7 Replies

marvinh.•8mo ago

That's because this is a type error not a linting error. To know how many arguments a function or a class constructor receives you need to know about its type. Knowing the type requires far more knowledge than what a linter has access to. Type checks are typically done via deno check

herenickname•8mo ago

I see that deno check can only process a specific file. How to check the whole folder? Is it possible to combine lint & check output? Is there an abstraction in deno for this?

marvinh.•8mo ago

iirc you can pass a glob like deno check **/*.ts

herenickname•8mo ago

after that I found my code full of undefined errors, but runtime (deno run -A src/main.ts) does not show anything about this. How to preserve runtime to strict check code before run?

marvinh.•8mo ago

you can pass --check to deno run

herenickname•8mo ago

thank you so much!

sergees•8mo ago

It looks like deno check **/*.ts doesn’t respect the "exclude" from deno config file (unlike lint and fmt). Is it something expected? In my situation I have 10 sub-folders with deno/TS code and more 5 folders. I’m wondering what’s a good way to type-check those 10 folders.