Cyclomatic Complexity rule documentation links to jscomplexity.org which is no longer available.

[Standard8]

Tell us about your environment

• ESLint Version: Latest

What did you expect to happen?

Visit the further detail links on http://eslint.org/docs/rules/complexity#further-reading and find valid sites.

What actually happened?

http://jscomplexity.org/complexity is unavailable. The second link also has links to the first one, which is unavailable.

Hence it is difficult to determine the basis for how complexity is calculated without reading the code.

[gyandeeps]

Do you want to send a PR to fix it?

[Standard8]

Unfortunately I don't know if there's an alternative to that site. I think the rule needs some sort of fuller description available, as otherwise you don't know how it is generated.

The best I could find was an unmaintained github repo of the original site, but I was hoping that someone would know a better place to look.

[SpadeAceman]

The Wikipedia article does a decent job of explaining McCabe's cyclomatic complexity, and what the complexity rule is generally measuring (though not how it specifically relates to Javascript).

And this article explains what the complexity rule doesn't measure in Javascript, which is helpful to know.

Finally, I found a number of other potentially helpful links when researching #4808.

[vitorbal]

Thanks for the links, @SpadeAceman! Would you be willing to send a PR to add them?