This rule prevents the use of inline script tags in HTML files. Inline scripts can pose security risks and violate Content Security Policy (CSP) directives.
This rule detects and flags comments that start with "// In a real" (case-insensitive). These comments typically indicate placeholder implementations that should be replaced with real code.
### Examples
❌ **Bad** - These will trigger the rule:
```javascript
// In a real application, this would connect to a database
const data = [];
// in a real world scenario, this would be different
const config = {};
/* In a real implementation, we would handle errors */
const handleError = () => {};
```
✅ **Good** - These are fine:
```javascript
// This is a regular comment
const data = [];
// TODO: Implement database connection
const config = {};
// Note: In a real application, consider using a database
This rule helps ensure that placeholder comments used during development are replaced with actual implementations before code is committed or deployed to production.
## require-webmanifest
This rule ensures that HTML files include a proper web manifest link tag and that the referenced manifest file exists. Web manifests are essential for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and provide metadata about the application.
