sonarwhal, a linting tool for the web
Like Lighthouse, but from Microsoft.
Like Lighthouse, but from Microsoft.
Smart use of attribute selectors in CSS to catch mistakes in HTML.
A little tool for testing common form issues.
- Did we remember to give every input a label? (No, placeholders are not an adequate replacement)?
- Do our labels’ for attributes match our inputs’ ids?
- Did we take advantage of the url, email, and password input types, or did we forget and just use text?
- Are our required fields marked as such?
Stuart’s ideas for Lighthouse sound a lot like the resilience validator tool that Scott mentioned recently.
This is our chance to help stamp out sites that don’t do things right, and help define that a progressive web app should actually be progressive.
If you have ideas on this, please file an issue.
Linting CSS seems like a very good idea, especially if you’re not the only one writing the CSS. This guide is going to come in very handy when I give it a try.