I'm want to check the validity of .html.erb files, at both the erb and
HTML levels.
I purposely put in weird, unmatched tags to test out rails-erb-lint[1] and
rails-erb-check[2]. I also changed a <% else %> to <% elXse %> and both
said my file was valid.
So...
Q1) How do I get feedback on what is actually wrong with my .erb syntax?
Q2) How can I validate that the eventual HTML output is also valid, and
not just relying on my browser being tolerant?
Q3) Do many people use erb in production or should I be using something
"better"? Something with a decent error checker? (bonus points for
integrating with vim/syntastic)
Thanks all,
Tom
[1] https://rubygems.org/gems/rails-erb-lint/versions/1.1.6
[2] https://github.com/jugyo/rails-erb-check
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