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@antfu/eslint-define-config
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A fork of eslint-define-config to experiment better Flat Config support.
import {
VitestRules,
VueRules,
// ...
} from '@antfu/eslint-define-config'
import pluginVitest from 'eslint-plugin-vitest'
import {
defineFlatConfig,
VitestRules
} from '@antfu/eslint-define-config'
export default defineFlatConfig<VitestRules, /* Strict */ true>({
plugins: {
vitest: pluginVitest,
},
rules: {
// only `vitest/` rules are allowed and will be auto-completed
'vitest/no-async': 'error',
// @ts-expect-error not allowed
'indent': 'error'
},
})
import {
RenamePrefix,
TypeScriptRules // { '@typescript-eslint/indent': 'error', ... }
} from '@antfu/eslint-define-config'
type RenamedRules = RenamePrefix<TypeScriptRules, '@typescript-eslint/', 'ts/'>
// { 'ts/indent': 'error', ... }
This way it could work for Flat Config plugin renaming:
import pluginTypeScript from '@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin'
import {
defineFlatConfig,
RenamePrefix,
TypeScriptRules
} from '@antfu/eslint-define-config'
type RenamedRules = RenamePrefix<TypeScriptRules, '@typescript-eslint/', 'ts/'>
export default defineFlatConfig<RenamedRules>({
plugins: {
ts: pluginTypeScript, // renames to `ts/`
},
rules: {
'ts/indent': 'error',
// now we have auto-completion for `ts/` rules
},
})
FAQs
Provide a defineConfig function for .eslintrc.js files
We found that @antfu/eslint-define-config demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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