debian-mirror-gitlab/.haml-lint.yml

# Whether to ignore frontmatter at the beginning of HAML documents for
# frameworks such as Jekyll/Middleman
skip_frontmatter: false
exclude:
  - 'vendor/**/*'
  - 'spec/**/*'

linters:
  AltText:
    enabled: true

  ClassAttributeWithStaticValue:
    enabled: true

  ClassesBeforeIds:
    enabled: false

  ConsecutiveComments:
    enabled: false

  ConsecutiveSilentScripts:
    enabled: false
    max_consecutive: 2

  EmptyObjectReference:
    enabled: true

  EmptyScript:
    enabled: true

  FinalNewline:
    enabled: true
    present: true

  HtmlAttributes:
    enabled: true

  IdNames:
    enabled: false

  ImplicitDiv:
    enabled: true

  InlineJavaScript:
    enabled: true

  InlineStyles:
    enabled: false

  InstanceVariables:
    enabled: false

  LeadingCommentSpace:
    enabled: false

  LineLength:
    enabled: false
    max: 80

  MultilinePipe:
    enabled: true

  MultilineScript:
    enabled: true

  ObjectReferenceAttributes:
    enabled: true

  RepeatedId:
    enabled: false

  RuboCop:
    enabled: false
    # These cops are incredibly noisy when it comes to HAML templates, so we
    # ignore them.
    ignored_cops:
      - Lint/BlockAlignment
      - Lint/EndAlignment
      - Lint/Void
      - Metrics/LineLength
      - Style/AlignParameters
      - Style/BlockNesting
      - Style/ElseAlignment
      - Style/FileName
      - Style/FinalNewline
      - Style/FrozenStringLiteralComment
      - Style/IfUnlessModifier
      - Style/IndentationWidth
      - Style/Next
      - Style/TrailingBlankLines
      - Style/TrailingWhitespace
      - Style/WhileUntilModifier

  RubyComments:
    enabled: true

  SpaceBeforeScript:
    enabled: true

  SpaceInsideHashAttributes:
    enabled: true
    style: space

  Indentation:
    enabled: true
    character: space # or tab

  TagName:
    enabled: true

  TrailingWhitespace:
    enabled: true

  UnnecessaryInterpolation:
    enabled: true

  UnnecessaryStringOutput:
    enabled: true

  ViewLength:
    enabled: false