add GDScriptFormatterLinter

[Taffer]

Adds my SublimeLinter plugin that uses GDQuest's gdscript-formatter in lint mode for Godot's GDScript language.

I think I've done this right; let me know if the URL needs to be on GitHub, I've already set up a mirror since that's the case for the main PackageControl repo.

[kaste]

Hi!

• Yeah, must be on a Hub we support, e.g. Github, gitlab, codeberg.
• The main entry point should be called linter.py (not GDScriptFormatterLinter.py), t.i. a convention for automatic hot-reloading.
• Personally, I would not add "linter" to the name of the linter, just more work to type, e.g. in the settings. (We don't do it elsewhere, "flake8-linter", "mypy-linter", ...) Either gdscriptformatter or even (because it's so long) gdscript-formatter. For the latter, you would need to use the name class attribute. Look at the console if SublimeLinter disagrees with the -, but I do think that is a valid char here.

Otherwise, looks good. 🌲

[Taffer]

Addressed your excellent feedback:

• Oh, nice, last time I did this codeberg wasn't an option. 👍 I'd already set up the GitHub mirror just in case.
• Renamed entrypoint to linter.py
• Renamed linter to gdscript-formatter and updated the README

The v1.0.3 tag should have the changes.

Cheers!

[kaste]

Here we go; 🚢.

#apparently the regex set example was a lie

Is that something I need to fix in the docs?

    regex: tuple[str] = (
        r"^(?P<filename>.+?):",
        r"(?P<line>\d+):",
        r"(?P<code>[a-z\-]+):",
        r"(?P<error_type>[a-z]+): ",
        r"(?P<message>.+?(?P<near>'[^']+'){1}?.*)$",

is a tuple but in Python

    regex: str = (
        r"^(?P<filename>.+?):"
        r"(?P<line>\d+):"
        r"(?P<code>[a-z\-]+):"
        r"(?P<error_type>[a-z]+): "
        r"(?P<message>.+?(?P<near>'[^']+'){1}?.*)$"
     )

looks almost the same but is a str and auto concatenated, you don't need the + operator.

[Taffer]

No, you're good, I forgot you could put ( ... ) around multi-line strings like that and get a string out; I switched it to use \ and + in between, and ruff format switched it. But I forgot to update the commit message. 🤦

Thanks for looking after this, I appreciate the time you've put in. 👍