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@bjervis/eslint-plugin-redundant-stack
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Warn on <Stack> elements that only have a single child
Designed to work with projects using braid-design-system, this plugin detects when a Stack element is redundant.
Braid Stacks are used to manage the vertical spacing between elements. If you have one a single element inside a Stack (or none), there's nothing for it to be spaced from, and so you don't need to include a Stack.
Usually this comes about because you did need a Stack originally, but refactored away the other child elements, not realising there was only one left.
yarn add -D @bjervis/eslint-plugin-redundant-stack
Then in your eslint config
plugins: ['@bjervis/redundant-stack'],
rules: {
'@bjervis/redundant-stack/no-redundant-stack': 2,
},
If you're using Braid, you're probably also using sku, so:
// sku.config.js
module.exports = {
...,
dangerouslySetESLintConfig: (skuConfig) => ({
...skuConfig,
plugins: ['@bjervis/redundant-stack'],
rules: {
'@bjervis/redundant-stack/no-redundant-stack': 2,
},
}),
}
FAQs
Warn on <Stack> elements that only have a single child
We found that @bjervis/eslint-plugin-redundant-stack 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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