Create vfile messages.
npm:
npm install vfile-message
var VMessage = require('vfile-message') var message = new VMessage( '`braavo` is misspelt; did you mean `bravo`?', {line: 1, column: 8}, 'spell:typo' ) console.log(message)
Yields:
{ [1:8: `braavo` is misspelt; did you mean `bravo`?] reason: '`braavo` is misspelt; did you mean `bravo`?', fatal: null, line: 1, column: 8, location: { start: { line: 1, column: 8 }, end: { line: null, column: null } }, source: 'spell', ruleId: 'typo' }
VMessage(reason[, position][, origin])Constructor of a message for reason at position from origin.  When an error is passed in as reason, copies the stack.
reasonReason for message (string or Error).  Uses the stack and message of the error if given.
positionPlace at which the message occurred in a file (Node, Position, or Point, optional).
originPlace in code the message originates from (string, optional).
Can either be the ruleId ('rule'), or a string with both a source and a ruleId delimited with a colon ('source:rule').
An instance of itself.
reasonReason for message (string).
fatalIf true, marks associated file as no longer processable (boolean?).  If false, necessitates a (potential) change.  The value can also be null or undefined.
lineStarting line of error (number?).
columnStarting column of error (number?).
locationFull range information, when available (Position).  Has start and end properties, both set to an object with line and column, set to number?.
sourceNamespace of warning (string?).
ruleIdCategory of message (string?).
stackStack of message (string?).
It’s OK to store custom data directly on the VMessage, some of those are handled by utilities.
fileYou may add a file property with a path of a file (used throughout the VFile ecosystem).
noteYou may add a note property with a long form description of the message (supported by vfile-reporter).
urlYou may add a url property with a link to documentation for the message.
See contributing.md in vfile/vfile for ways to get started.
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