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jelbourn opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 5 comments · Fixed by #211 · May be fixed by abhiit89/angular-cli#63
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Add a TSLint config to the default init #136

jelbourn opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 5 comments · Fixed by #211 · May be fixed by abhiit89/angular-cli#63

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jelbourn commented Jan 7, 2016

The default project structure should have a TSLint file. It would probably have a minimal number of rules actually set, though.

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Do you have any basic TSLint config working fine with angular2 app ?

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You probably just want the output of tslint --init as a starting point and can customize it later as best practices develop.

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OK I will use this default config

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And should we add out-of-the-box command defined in package.json ? Or a new CLI command ng lint ? or let the user install tslint on his own ?

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