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@@ -225,10 +225,10 @@ a test phpmetricsmodule ../custom/<custom_module>
With
`Stylelint`
you can test and analyse
`css`
file in your module.
You first have to install and set up the toll with the following command
:
*Note:*
You have to execute the prepare script, if not already done yet
:
```
styl
e
a test
stylelintprepare
```
prepar
e
a test
preparecorefordev
```
Now all you need is installed and set up. Execute the following command to run the test:
@@ -279,6 +279,12 @@ Here you find more information of using [ES Lint in a pipeline](https://project.
[
CSpell
](
https://cspell.org/
)
checks the orthography of your code and comments, which increases your clean code experience.
*Note:*
You have to execute the prepare script, if not already done yet:
```
prepare
a test preparecorefordev
```
If you want to execute
`Cspell`
for a module, just do the following:
```
cspell
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