@devoxa/eslint-config
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The shareable configuration for ESLint used in all Devoxa projects
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yarn add --dev eslint @devoxa/eslint-config
The configuration also has a peer dependency on typescript@^3.9.2.
To enable the rules, add a eslintConfig property in your package.json. See the
ESLint configuration docs for more details.
"eslintConfig": {
"extends": "@devoxa"
},
Since the ESLint configuration is for TypeScript projects it is also required that you have a
tsconfig.json file configured.
It is also recommended to add the following script to your package.json for easy usage.
"lint": "eslint --ignore-path='.gitignore' '{src,tests}/**/*.{ts,tsx}'"
Additionally, it is recommended to install the VS Code Extension to get in-editor warnings.
This configuration is not intended to be changed, but if you have a setup where modification is required, it is possible. See the ESLint docs for more details.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 David Reeß 💻 📖 ⚠️ |
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The shareable configuration for ESLint used in all Devoxa projects
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