eslint-plugin-hex-under 0.2.1 → 0.2.3
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# eslint-plugin-hex-under
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Sometimes it's really hard for humans to read hexadecimal numbers and know the exact decimal value.
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## hex-under
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This ESLint plugin proves, if you use hexadecimal numbers in your
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This ESLint plugin proves, if you use hexadecimal numbers in your code, that its value is less than or equal a specified value (default: 255). If you use a hexadecimal number greater than this specified value, it will be transformed to its decimal value.
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### Example
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// valid with { limit: 255 }
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const signal = 0xef;
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let func = () => 0xab;
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function add(a, b) {
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return a + b + 0x1f;
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}
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// invalid with { limit: 255 }
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const signal = 0x21b;
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let func = () => 0xabc;
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}
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// This can be transformed to:
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const signal = 539;
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let func = () => 2748;
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return a + b + 256;
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}
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```
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## Integration
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