eslint is a static analysis tool that tries to identify bugs and
mistakes in the code. We have quite a variety of code in this repo so
the config is a little complicated, but I've tried to make it clear.
It's found a *lot* of issues (over 1700), and while many of which will
not be actual problems, (it doesn't like us using window properties
without `window.`,) but some definitely are.
This also runs the tests for contextlink, which I think we previously
never ran. I don't see any other packages that define an `npm test`
command. Having to manually list all the sub-package test directories in
the top-level package.json is a bit unfortunate, but it works.
For Puter itself we support Node 16.x IIRC, but Phoenix requires at
least 20.x currently.
Checks the following:
- Translation files are valid JS
- Each translation file is registered in translations.js
- Each translation's code matches its name
- Translation dictionaries only contain keys that exist in the English
translation.
