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@ae-studio/eslint-config
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ESLint config for TS and JS following the AE Studio code style.
npm install -D eslint @ae-studio/eslint-config
As described in this GitHub issue, Next.js is still being updated to support ESLint 9. It has partial support for the new config format, but it's not fully compatible yet.
For this reason, you need to install version 2.1.0 of this package to be able to use it with Next.js, and continue using ESLint 8.
npm install -D eslint@8 @ae-studio/eslint-config@2.1.0
For setting out the package, please refer to v2.1.0 documentation.
Inside your eslint.config.mjs
file, add the following configuration based on your project type:
export { default } from "@ae-studio/eslint-config/node";
export { default } from "@ae-studio/eslint-config/react";
import reactConfig from "@ae-studio/eslint-config/react";
import tailwindConfig from "@ae-studio/eslint-config/tailwind";
export default [...reactConfig, ...tailwindConfig];
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ESLint config for TS and JS following the AE Studio code style.
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