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@gabe: like you would in normal atom. Just put the configuration strings inside .proton instead of atom config and just active the linters layer
@dvcrn the README for linter-tslint shows configuration:
'linter-tslint':
# Custom rules directory (absolute path)
rulesDirectory: "/path/to/rules”
Ah yeah that is not well documented, apologies. That would be
["linter-tslint.rulesDirectory" "/path/to/rules"]
turns out there was no config for what i wanted. i ended up just putting the config in my project directory
correct, just a dot for every level until the last object. clojurescript datatypes will get parsed into javascript ones
Hi @dvcrn, I was trying to repro error from https://github.com/dvcrn/proton/pull/222
Let me see if I can reproduce it again. I just pulled your code, compiled with dev
and this happened
atom 1.9 is pretty nice. I like performance improvements, so switched back to atom )
btw I hit issue with build/dev-repl, something wrong with namespaces errors like
Uncaught Error: goog.require could not find: proton.lib.helpers
Uncaught Error: goog.require could not find: proton.layers.base
etc.There are too many editors these days. Atom has the best ecosystem but is tooooooo sloooooooow
I started playing with sublime again and it's so fast. I even ported some very tiny things from proton back to it