vscode-tslint | A tslint integration for vscode

I loaded an angular project in ItelliJ and all the files have some code underlined in red. The same red colour is on the scrollbar on the right. It seems the code is full of errors, but they are just missing spaces or things like that; the project is correctly builded. Even comments that don't have a space after the // get underlined in red.

The responsible is TSLint.

This distracts me; I would like to have underlined code only for "real" problems, and maybe yellow suggestion on the left (and not in scrollbar) for missing spaces in comments or import.

I found this (here https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-tslint/issues/199)

tslint.alwaysShowRuleFailuresAsWarnings

but it's in visualStudio and I don't know where to add this option in intelliJ.

Do you know how to disable this red underlining?

Also another question, if I would disable TSLint, do I loose anything except formatting? I like to have a well-formatted code, but from the IntelliJ environment I would like to have mostly the syntax errors rather than formatting, at least not in real time (maybe i can run to check the code formatting when I want, as I did until now).

Here the screenshot as requested by the first answer. The settings are ignored, maybe there is a problem in my computer... (TLSint is 5.0.0 by the way)

I'm using WebStorm 2019.1

I've generated a project using the Angular CLI.

Everything works fine but I have one or two .js files in my project - e.g. protractor.conf.js

Within the IDE, TSLint is linting the .js files and showing loads of red. But I don't want TSLint to lint the .js files.

I know I could disable TSLint for this file but I'd rather configure my project correctly by doing this via tsconfig.json or tslint.json or if all else fails via WebStorm settings.

I've tried "tslint.jsEnable": false as described here - https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-tslint/issues/261 - but I think this is for a different IDE. Any ideas how to do this via tsconfig.json or tslint.json or failing that via WebStorm settings?

When I'm trying to lint my angular legacy app via VS Code TsLint extension (runtime linting), unfortunately extension fails.

At startup we have following version set:

I'm using Visual Studio Code on my computer to develop a project (angular). The files of my project are located on a virtual machine.

Visual Studio Code works fine, I can edit my files without any problem but I can't see tslint errors. I would like to fix all tslint error I see by using "ng lint" command on my VM (via Putty) in Visual Studio Code.

When I'm trying to launch commands into the Visual Studio Code terminal, I've got errors :

I made a change to a file for Definitely Typed, and when I created a pull request, it failed because of a formatting error. I'm assuming this is TsLint. I've never set it up before. How do I get it setup locally so I can catch these errors before committing using VSCode?

Currently I've installed TSLint Globally:

npm install -g tslint typescript

and I've installed the TSLint extension... but I don't see any errors show up when I save my file. Do I need to tell it to start working?

I'm new to VSCode and TSLint and Node, so the more specific, the better.

I am seeing this error now:

vscode-tslint: Cannot read tslint configuration - 'Failed to load c:\Users\dlabar\Documents\GitHub\DefinitelyTyped\types\xrm\tslint.json: Invalid "extends" configuration value - could not require "dtslint/dt.json". Review the Node lookup algorithm (https://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#modules_all_together) for the approximate method TSLint uses to find the referenced configuration file.'