es5 javascript syntax support

[reslear]

add in to html and javascrip XS file:

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// es5 by ReSLeaR-

//var
sjsnormal2 'let'          sjsnormal tjsresword
sjsnormal2 'const'        sjsnormal tjsresword
sjsnormal 'let'          sjsnormal tjsresword
sjsnormal 'const'        sjsnormal tjsresword

//strings
sjsnormal   \`                    sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsnormal2  \`                    sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  [^\`]*                sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  \`                    sjsnormal     tjsstring
sjsstring2  \`\`                  sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  \\\\                  sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  \\\`                  sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  \\[^\\]               sjsstring2    tjsstring
sjsstring2  $                     sjsnormal     tjsstring

how to hightlight ${output} in

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body: `Файл <b>${output}</b> скомпилирован, нажмите что бы открыть в проводнике.`,

and {dialog, shell} in

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const {dialog, shell} = require('electron');

please help

[Aivars]

The red line is because jslint does not support that syntax. I can't suggest any way to get rid of that except to disable JS error checking for now.

Thank you for JS syntax update suggestions, we were planning to do this, so we might as well use your modifications. Thanks again!

[reslear]

eslint update is planned?

[Aivars]

The problem is that JSLint is a 3rd party application and it hasn't been updated. We need to be looking for a replacement. Any suggestions?

[pmk65]

The problem is that JSLint is a 3rd party application and it hasn't been updated. We need to be looking for a replacement. Any suggestions?

JSHint. That's the "standard" Javascript Linter today. Much better than the original JSLint by Douglas Crockford.
It support ECMAScript 3 to 6 and development is active. http://jshint.com/about/

Only "problem" is that it requires Nodejs.. But maybe it's time to implement Nodejs support in WeBuilder?

I have written a JSHint plugin that can be used to check scripts for errors. (You'll need to integrate JSHint differently in order to check for syntax errors at runtime)

[Aivars]

The problem with node.js is the size. I'll look into it, maybe there's some compact way to do it.

[pmk65]

The problem with node.js is the size. I'll look into it, maybe there's some compact way to do it.

The size of Nodejs installer is around 10Mb/11Mb so it's not that bad. https://nodejs.org/en/download/
And it's a 1-time installation.

The Nodejs script (like JSHint) are fairly small in size.