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emacs-elsa/flycheck-elsa: Flycheck integration for Elsa---Emacs lisp static analyzer

Integration of Elsa into Flycheck.

Install flycheck-elsa from MELPA or MELPA Stable and add the following to your init.el:

(add-hook 'emacs-lisp-mode-hook #'flycheck-elsa-setup)

The recommended way to use Elsa is with Eask or Cask.

(setq flycheck-elsa-backend 'cask)  ; or 'eask

This method uses Eask and installs Elsa from MELPA.

1. Make sure you have Eask installed and presented in your PATH environment.
2. You need an Eask-file in your project, you can create it via eask init command
3. Add (depends-on "elsa") to your Eask-file
4. Run eask install-deps

You are ready to go! Open an elisp file and M-x flycheck-mode!

We require that cask executable is usable from Emacs. You can test this by evaluating (executable-find "cask"). If this returns nil, you need to add your cask directory to exec-path. With the default Cask installation evaluating the following snippet should be enough:

(push (format "/home/%s/.cask/bin/" (user-login-name)) exec-path)

You can also use the amazing exec-path-from-shell to initialize your exec-path from your shell's $PATH.

Just use Flycheck as usual in your Cask projects.

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