yigtuyumz / 30DaysOfJavaScriptSolutions

Solutions of 30 Days of JavaScript by Asabeneh

I. GENERATE DAYS

To create day{n} folder
run the ./create_files.sh in wsl or a bash environment.
The ./create_files.sh script, creates the day{x} directory with parts.
User must provide the amount of questions for each part.
Otherwise, the script displays the help page to the user.

II. TIMESTAMPS

At the end of each file which I'm working on, I appended the current timestamp, which is the last date I edited.
The format is like this : // Last Edit : 2023-03-10 21:23:24
Because of this, i needed to check which files contains timestamp. So i created the checktimestamp.sh script, which controls the timestamp.
If the .js file contains the timestamp in the last 10 lines, the script informs the user that it is OK.
Otherwise, it adds the current timestamp to the end of that .js file.
NOTE: node_modules directory is excluded.

III. MIGRATED to the ESLINT from JSHINT

In the early days of developing this project, I was using jshint for a better experience. (syntax, specific ESVersion rules, jargon, best practice etc.)
But then i noticed that the jshint is deprecated. So i rearranged all of my project in accordance with eslint rules.

IV. COLORING THE INFORMATION COMMENTS

In some files, you will notice eslint directives.
I am using a VSCode extension named Better Comments (by Aaron Bond), to colorize eslint directive lines.
If you are using VSCode editor too, I highly recommend you to use this extension with these settings:

// in your User Settings JSON file, add these settings.
{
	"better-comments.tags": [
		{
			"tag": "/* eslint-disable",
			"color": "#d100a7",	/* optional HEX color code */
			"strikethrough": false,
			"underline": false,
			"backgroundColor": "transparent",
			"bold": false,
			"italic": true
		},
		{
			"tag": "/* eslint-enable",
			"color": "#d100a7",	/* optional HEX color code */
			"strikethrough": false,
			"underline": false,
			"backgroundColor": "transparent",
			"bold": false,
			"italic": true
		},
	]
}

V. NOTES

This project uses NodeJS
Last Edit : 2023-03-13 19:11:18