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@empathyco/eslint-plugin-x
Advanced tools
The project name is just to follow the guidelines of ESLint to develop a custom plugin, but it includes also style formatter and good practices outside ESLint:
To install the linter plugin:
# or pnpm or yarn
npm install @empathyco/eslint-plugin-x --save-dev
The plugin offers different levels of configuration depending on the plugins and rules we want to activate:
| Severity | Plugins |
|---|---|
| standard | ESLint |
| TypeScript | |
| Prettier | |
| recommended | standard plugins |
| JSDoc | |
| TSDoc | |
| Import | |
| Jest | |
| Cypress | |
| all | recommended plugins |
| Vue |
Add plugin:@empathyco/x to the extends section of your .eslintrc configuration file followed by
the severity config that you want to activate standard, recommended or all. You can omit the
eslint-plugin- prefix.
{ "extends": ["plugin:@empathyco/x/standard"] }
or
{ "extends": ["plugin:@empathyco/x/recommended"] }
or
{ "extends": ["plugin:@empathyco/x/all"] }
The Prettier configuration is available in the prettier-config.js file. First, delete your custom
prettier config file if you have. To use it is enough with reference it in you package.json:
"prettier": "@empathyco/eslint-plugin-x/prettier-config"
FAQs
ESLint and Prettier rules and configurations
The npm package @empathyco/eslint-plugin-x receives a total of 84 weekly downloads. As such, @empathyco/eslint-plugin-x popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @empathyco/eslint-plugin-x demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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