By name: testing-js description: Guidelines for checking JavaScript files for syntax errors disable-model-invocation: true
When to use me
Use this skill when validating JavaScript files for syntax errors. Do not use this skill for PHP validation.
Step 1: Identify JavaScript files
Find all JS files in the project, excluding node_modules/, build/, and dist/ directories:
find . -name "*.js" -not -path "*/node_modules/*" -not -path "*/build/*" -not -path "*/dist/*"
Step 2: Check syntax
Use Node to check each JS file for syntax errors:
node --check <file>
- A file with valid syntax exits 0 with no output.
- A file with syntax errors prints the error with line number and exits non-zero.
- Fix any syntax errors found by editing the file, then re-check.
Rules
- Syntax only: This skill checks for JavaScript syntax errors. Do not run ESLint or other coding standard tools.
- Max 3 cycles: Run at most 3 fix-then-retest cycles per file. If issues remain after 3 cycles, report them as unresolved.
- Never modify business logic: Only fix syntax errors. Do not change how the code works.
- Report format: After testing, report results as:
- PASS: No syntax errors
- FAIL: List remaining errors with file, line, and message