htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u

htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u

Reusable HTMLHint policies for complete documents, accessibility-focused checks, and HTML fragments.

Install

npm install --save-dev htmlhint htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u

Presets

Preset	Intended use
recommended	Balanced syntax, safety, document, and form checks.
strict-document	Complete public documents with metadata and no inline CSS.
accessibility	Structural accessibility requirements without style rules.
fragment	Components/fragments that do not include an HTML shell.

CLI usage

HTMLHint does not extend an installed package automatically, so provide the config path explicitly:

{
 "scripts": {
  "lint:html": "htmlhint --config node_modules/htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u/presets/recommended.json \"**/*.html\""
 }
}

The shorter compatibility path also selects recommended:

htmlhint --config node_modules/htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u/recommended.json index.html

JavaScript API

import {
 createHtmlHintConfig,
 getHtmlHintConfigPath,
 loadHtmlHintConfig,
} from "htmlhint-config-nick2bad4u";
import { HTMLHint } from "htmlhint";

const config = createHtmlHintConfig("strict-document", {
 "inline-style-disabled": false,
});
const messages = HTMLHint.verify(source, config);

const accessibilityPath = getHtmlHintConfigPath("accessibility");
const fragmentConfig = await loadHtmlHintConfig("fragment");

Consumer rule keys replace the selected preset values. HTMLHint rule configuration is flat, so no ambiguous deep-merge behavior is involved.

Choosing a preset

• Use strict-document only for pages that own the full document shell.
• Use fragment for partial templates and component fixture HTML.
• accessibility is a useful additional gate, but HTMLHint is not a substitute for browser-based accessibility testing.

Requirements

• Node.js ^22.22.3, ^24.16.0, or >=26.3.0
• HTMLHint ^1.9.2

License

MIT