• Rules
• Configuration
  • Rule configuration
  • computeEditInfo
  • fix
  • ignoreDisables
  • configurationComment
• Inline configuration

You can configure individual rules in the rules field of your linter configuration:

{
	"rules": {
		"rule-name": 2
	}
}

For each rule, you can configure its severity using 0 | false | 'off', 1 | 'warning', or 2 | 'error':

• 0 | false | 'off': Disable the rule.
• 1 | 'warning': Warn when the rule is violated.
• 2 | 'error': Error when the rule is violated.

You can also add an additional object for fine-tuning the rule, such as [2, {"key": "value"}]. If the rule has default options, user-provided options will replace the default options entirely. Read the documentation of each rule for more details.

You can also use a single plain object for fine-tuning, such as {"key": "value"}, which will be merged with the default options of the rule. This is equivalent to [defaultSeverity, {...defaultOptions, "key": "value"}], where defaultSeverity is the default severity level of the rule and defaultOptions are the default options of the rule.

When this option is enabled, the linter will compute quick fixes or suggestions for individual issues. This may slow down the linting process. It is enabled by default, but you can disable it in your linter configuration:

{
	"computeEditInfo": false
}

When this option is enabled, the linter will compute fix-all suggestions for the entire document (available as the output property). This may slow down the linting process. It is enabled by default, but you can disable it in your linter configuration:

{
	"fix": false
}

When this option is enabled, the linter will ignore inline configuration comments. It is disabled by default, but you can enable it in your linter configuration:

{
	"ignoreDisables": true
}

You can customize the inline configuration comment keywords. By default, they are lint-disable, lint-enable, lint-disable-line, and lint-disable-next-line. You can change the default prefix lint in your linter configuration:

{
	"configurationComment": "wikilint"
}

You can disable specific rules or all rules for a specific range of lines using comments:

<!-- lint-disable rule1, rule2 -->
Content that you want to ignore.
<!-- lint-enable rule1, rule2 -->

Line that you want to ignore.<!-- lint-disable-line rule1, rule2 -->

<!-- lint-disable-next-line rule1, rule2 -->
Line that you want to ignore.