The Linter and globals

[laserblue]

I want to know if I need to add a topline Linter comment such as // globals Phaser3scenefilename.js
so I can import javascript (Phaser 3 scene) files. e.g. sceneMain.js
I saw something like this in the past but not sure if it still applies with Glitch and ESLint.
I can’t seem to find the old help discussion I saw previously.

[SteGriff]

Hi @laserblue

Yes, you can use a comment to make ESLint assume that certain objects (not files) are globals.

You can also change your .eslintrc.json to recognise these things (not sure how, haven’t tried).

So in a file where you got red squigglies under Vue and VueLocalStorage for example, drop in a comment at the top like

/* global Vue, VueLocalStorage */

Here’s a related answer:

P5 example runs, but when I copy the code into a new project P5 functions undefined

Here’s my understanding: The project does “just work”, the script and HTML work together fine, as you know they should On Glitch, the sketch.js file doesn’t “know about” any other scripts pulled in by your index html, unfortunately. So it can’t say whether the p5 functions exist. Glitch has some default ESLint rules, which are used to show errors in the editor Adding your own eslintrc overrides these rules So, adding an empty {} eslintrc overrides it with “there are no rule…

Hope it helps