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@bjervis/eslint-plugin-scoobie
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Highlight and fix submodule imports from 'scoobie/src'.
Designed to work with projects using scoobie, this plugin detects when a component is being imported from the src
submodule.
VSCode's autoimport has a strong tendency to pull from 'scoobie/src' rather than just 'scoobie', for some reason. This lint rule will error when it happens, and can also autofix.
There are some valid reasons to import from certain submodules in scoobie, and this should leave those alone.
// error
import { SmartTextLink } from 'scoobie/src';
// fixes to
import { SmartTextLink } from 'scoobie';
// ok
import 'scoobie/types';
// also ok
import { robotoHtml, robotoMonoHtml } from 'scoobie/typography';
yarn add -D @bjervis/eslint-plugin-scoobie
Then in your eslint config
plugins: ['@bjervis/scoobie'],
rules: {
'@bjervis/scoobie/no-src-import': 2,
},
If you're using Braid, you're probably also using sku, so:
// sku.config.js
module.exports = {
...,
dangerouslySetESLintConfig: (skuConfig) => ({
...skuConfig,
plugins: ['@bjervis/scoobie'],
rules: {
'@bjervis/scoobie/no-src-import': 2,
},
}),
}
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Highlight and fix submodule imports from 'scoobie/src'.
The npm package @bjervis/eslint-plugin-scoobie receives a total of 104 weekly downloads. As such, @bjervis/eslint-plugin-scoobie popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bjervis/eslint-plugin-scoobie 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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