smarty-lint

CodeRabbit’s guide to smarty-lint.

smarty-lint is a linter for Smarty 3 template files that checks for common issues such as incorrect operator usage, naming conventions, empty blocks, and unquoted strings.

CodeRabbit runs smarty-lint v0.3.3.

Files

smarty-lint runs on files with the following extension:

• .tpl

Configuration

enabled · boolean · default: true

Enable smarty-lint

.coderabbit.yaml

.coderabbit.yaml

reviews:
  tools:
    smartyLint:
      enabled: true

Web UI

In your organization or repository settings, go to Reviews → Tools and turn the tool on or off with its toggle.

CodeRabbit supports smartylint.json. If no config file is present, CodeRabbit creates a temporary smartylint.json that scans **/*.tpl.

If smartylint.js is present, CodeRabbit skips smarty-lint rather than executing a JavaScript config file.

When we skip smarty-lint

CodeRabbit will skip running smarty-lint when:

• No .tpl files are found in the pull request.
• smarty-lint is already running in GitHub workflows.
• smartylint.js is present in the repository.

Links

• smarty-lint on GitHub