This allows better Prettier integration: Prettier recognizes and
reformats tagged template literals with a tag named ‘html’.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
Also fix various variable names to consistently indicate which strings
contain HTML.
Some of these changes close cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, and
others are for consistency. It’s important to be meticulously
consistent about escaping so that changes that would introduce
vulnerabilities stand out as obviously wrong.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
And enable the import/unambiguous ESLint rule as a check on our
partition between scripts and modules. After this commit, if you add
a new file and get this error:
✖ 1:1 This module could be parsed as a valid script. import/unambiguous
* For a module, add an `import` or `export` declaration to make the
file unambiguously a module (the empty `export {};` declaration
suffices).
* For a script, add the file to the xo overrides section of
package.json that marks it "sourceType": "script", and add a 'use
strict' declaration.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulipchat.com>
The change in this commits are pretty involved but cannot be split
into small commits. The main changes in this commits are:
* Remove declare module * now that we don't need it
* Normalize import paths so typescript is happy
Previously, we were using wrong import paths and so typescript couldn't
really provide full types information for imports. The wrong paths isn't
a bug because it was done to make sure it work when it was imported via a
script tag; we fix this by using require inside the script tag in main.html.
Also, did audit to make sure we correctly use __dirname not that it's
value will be diffrent, it won't be js/ but will be respective to the file
path of the module.
