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GitHubActions.js
Provides linting APIs on the command line, through Node.js, and rich code editing through VSCode.
Using the NPM Package
Add the package through npm/yarn:
$ npm i github-actions-linter
$ yarn add github-actions-linter
Run linter through Node.js:
import { lint } from "github-actions-linter";
const diagnostics = lint(code);
console.log(diagnostics.length + " errors were found.");
diagnostics.forEach(diagnostic => {
console.log(diagnostic.message);
});
Or invoke through the CLI:
$ github-actions-linter file1.workflow file2.workflow
It will exit cleanly if no errors were found, or with a positive error code (number of errors) if any existed:
Using the VSCode Extension
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=OmarTawfik.github-actions-vscode
The VSCode extension provides many features, like inserting code snippets, colorization, formatting, and providing diagnostics as you type.