fixmyjs automatically fixes JavaScript code based on lint rules from JSHint/JSLint. Version 2.0.0 is latest stable, with no active development since 2016. It applies transformations like adding curly braces, converting to strict equality, hoisting vars, and more. Unlike ESLint's --fix, it works as a separate CLI tool or library. Maintenance mode: critically depends on unmaintained JSHint.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates programmatic usage: fixes code by converting == to === and ++ to +=1.
Use config in package.json instead of legacy options.
Set rules to true instead of false to enable; check default config in package.json.
Consider using ESLint --fix or prettier instead.
Run `npm install -g fixmyjs` before using `fixmyjs your_file.js`.
Clone options before passing: fix(code, {...options}).Run `npm install fixmyjs`.
Use `import { fix } from 'fixmyjs'` or `import fixmyjs from 'fixmyjs'` then `fixmyjs.fix(...)`.Run `npm install -g fixmyjs`.