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Linting Examples

This example shows some common TypeScript/JavaScript linting issues.

Bad Code Example

// Example with linting issues
function badExample(x: any) {
  console.log('This uses double quotes');
  const unusedVar = 'this is never used';
  return x + 1;
}

const result = badExample(123);

Good Code Example

// Properly formatted code
function goodExample(x: number): number {
  // Proper logging with single quotes
  const result = x + 1;
  return result;
}

export const value = goodExample(123);

Common Issues

1. Extra spaces in function declarations
2. Using any type
3. Incorrect indentation
4. Double quotes instead of single quotes
5. Unused variables
6. Missing semicolons
7. Console.log usage
8. Inconsistent spacing around operators