This ESLint plugin exists to help you lint your Mini Program code.
For developing with .mina
files, you can refer to mina-webpack repo for details.
Install the plugin:
npm install --save-dev eslint eslint-plugin-miniprogram
In your .eslintrc.js
file, include this plugin:
// .eslintrc.js
module.exports = {
// you'll need vue-eslint-parser for `.mina` files
parser: "vue-eslint-parser",
plugins: [
// amongst other other plugins, e.g. prettier
"prettier",
// include this plugin
"miniprogram"
]
};
Enable rules:
// .eslintrc.js
module.exports = {
rules: {
// other rules
"miniprogram/attribute-event-name-case": ["error", "camel"],
"miniprogram/component-name": ["error"],
"miniprogram/no-unused-components": ["error"],
"miniprogram/no-unregistered-components": ["error"],
"miniprogram/no-wx-sync-api": ["warn"],
"miniprogram/prefer-wx-promisify": ["error"],
"miniprogram/config-json-validate-fields": ["error"]
// rest of the rules
}
};
Mini Program API introduces a new style of callbacks whick could be a new callback hell.
You can use promisify
to enter the Promise world.
Prefer promisify
over wx style callbacks including success
, fail
and complete
.
Examples of incorrect code for this rule:
wx.request({
url: "https://www.example.com",
success(res) {
console.log(res);
},
fail(error) {
console.error(error);
},
complete() {
console.log("complete");
}
});
Examples of correct code for this rule:
try {
const res = await promisify(wx.request)({
url: "https://www.example.com",
});
console.log(res);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error);
} finally {
console.log("complete");
}
no-wx-sync-api
Sync API will block JavaScript running and cause bad performance.
For example wx.getStorageSync
costs 30~100ms CPU time:
console.time("sync");
wx.setStorageSync("key", "value");
console.timeEnd("sync");
Disallow any wx.xxxSync
API call.
Examples of incorrect code for this rule:
wx.setStorageSync("key", "value");
Examples of correct code for this rule:
await promisify(wx.setStorage)({
key: "key",
data: "value"
});
prefer-wx-promisify
Bad case:
<config>
{
"component": ture,
"usingComponent": {
// unused `my-comp`
"my-comp": "/path/to/myComp.mina"
}
}
</config>
<template>
<view>hi</view>
</template>
Bad case:
<config>
{
"component": ture,
"usingComponent": {
"my-comp": "/path/to/myComp.mina"
}
}
</config>
<template>
<!-- typo here -->
<my-compp />
</template>
Baidu | ||
---|---|---|
Use Page for page |
no components |
no components |
Use Component for page |
usingComponents |
component |
Use Component for component |
usingComponents |
component |
navigationBarTextStyle values |
can only be black /white |
|
backgroundTextStyle values |
can only be dark /light |
Different Mini Program runtimes have different required fields in config (.json
) file.
You should add "component": true
if you are using Component
function.
// comp.js
Component({});
<!-- comp.mina -->
<config>
{ "component": true, "usingComponents": {} }
</config>
You should not use "component": true
in Page
function.
// page.js
Page({});
<!-- page.mina -->
<config>
{ "usingComponents": {} }
</config>
You should always add "usingComponents": {}
, even if it's empty.
<!-- comp.mina -->
<config>
{ "component": true, "usingComponents": {} }
</config>
You should only use black
or white
for navigationBarTextStyle
values.
You should only use dark
or light
for backgroundTextStyle
values.
Some use cases:
{
"comp": "/path/to/myComp.mina", // should be `my-comp
"comp": "/path/to/anotherComp/index.mina" // should be `another-comp`
}
(Demo) | Baidu | ||
---|---|---|---|
Camel Case | bind:myEvent | √ | √ |
Kebab Case | bind:my-event | √ | × |
Snake Case | bind:my_event | √ | √ |
'camel'
<comp bind:myEvent="onClick" />
'kebab'
<comp bind:my-event="onClick" />
'snake'
<comp bind:my_event="onClick" />