		{
		"name": "@fimbul/mimir",
		"version": "0.9.0-dev.20180501",
		"version": "0.9.0-dev.20180502",
		"description": "Core rules of the Fimbullinter project",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "recommended.yaml",

README.md

		@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ # Mímir
		[`ban-dom-globals`](docs/ban-dom-globals.md) \| :mag: Disallows uses of global variables like `name` or `event`. Using these variables is most likely not intended. \| There's an open PR to add a similar rule to TSLint.
		`generator-require-yield` \| Require at least one `yield` inside generator functions. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		`new-parens` \| Require parentheses when invoking constructors. \| Performance!
		`no-case-declaration` \| Disallow `let`, `class` and `enum` in case blocks. These are visible within the whole switch statement body but not defined in other case clauses. The compiler currently doesn't warn about such uses. You should use a block to restrict the scope of the declarations. \| TSLint has no similar rule, ESLint has `no-case-declarations` which forbids function declarations as well.
		`no-debugger` \| Ban `debugger;` statements from your production code. \| Performance!
		`no-duplicate-case` \| Detects `switch` statements where multiple `case` clauses check for the same value. uses type information if available \| This implementation tries to infer the value instead of just comparing the source code.
		`no-duplicate-spread-property` \| Detects properties in object literals that are overridden by a spreaded object. \| TSLint has no such rule.
		[`generator-require-yield`](docs/generator-require-yield.md) \| Requires at least one `yield` inside generator functions. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		[`new-parens`](docs/new-parens.md) \| :wrench: Requires parentheses when invoking constructors. \| Performance!
		[`no-case-declaration`](docs/no-case-declaration.md) \| Disallows `let`, `class` and `enum` in case blocks. \| TSLint has no similar rule, ESLint has `no-case-declarations` which forbids function declarations as well.
		[`no-debugger`](docs/no-debugger.md) \| :wrench: Bans `debugger;` statements from your production code. \| Performance!
		[`no-duplicate-case`](docs/no-duplicate-case.md) \| :mag_right: Detects `switch` statements where multiple `case` clauses check for the same value. \| This implementation tries to infer the value instead of just comparing the source code.
		[`no-duplicate-spread-property`](docs/no-duplicate-spread-property.md) \| :mag: Detects properties in object literals with object spread that are always overridden. \| TSLint has no such rule.
		`no-fallthrough` \| Prevents unintentional fallthough in `switch` statements from one case to another. If the fallthrough is intended, add a comment that matches `/^\s*falls? ?through\b/i`. \| Allows more comment variants such as `fallthrough` or `fall through`.
		@@ -34,0 +34,0 @@ `no-inferred-empty-object` \| Warns if a type parameter is inferred as `{}` because the compiler cannot find any inference site. requires type information \| Really checks every type parameter of function, method and constructor calls. Correctly handles type parameters from JSDoc comments. Recognises type parameter defaults on all merged declarations.

		@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ # Mímir
		[`ban-dom-globals`](docs/ban-dom-globals.md) \| :mag: Disallows uses of global variables like `name` or `event`. Using these variables is most likely not intended. \| There's an open PR to add a similar rule to TSLint.
		`generator-require-yield` \| Require at least one `yield` inside generator functions. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		`new-parens` \| Require parentheses when invoking constructors. \| Performance!
		`no-case-declaration` \| Disallow `let`, `class` and `enum` in case blocks. These are visible within the whole switch statement body but not defined in other case clauses. The compiler currently doesn't warn about such uses. You should use a block to restrict the scope of the declarations. \| TSLint has no similar rule, ESLint has `no-case-declarations` which forbids function declarations as well.
		`no-debugger` \| Ban `debugger;` statements from your production code. \| Performance!
		`no-duplicate-case` \| Detects `switch` statements where multiple `case` clauses check for the same value. uses type information if available \| This implementation tries to infer the value instead of just comparing the source code.
		`no-duplicate-spread-property` \| Detects properties in object literals that are overridden by a spreaded object. \| TSLint has no such rule.
		[`generator-require-yield`](docs/generator-require-yield.md) \| Requires at least one `yield` inside generator functions. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		[`new-parens`](docs/new-parens.md) \| :wrench: Requires parentheses when invoking constructors. \| Performance!
		[`no-case-declaration`](docs/no-case-declaration.md) \| Disallows `let`, `class` and `enum` in case blocks. \| TSLint has no similar rule, ESLint has `no-case-declarations` which forbids function declarations as well.
		[`no-debugger`](docs/no-debugger.md) \| :wrench: Bans `debugger;` statements from your production code. \| Performance!
		[`no-duplicate-case`](docs/no-duplicate-case.md) \| :mag_right: Detects `switch` statements where multiple `case` clauses check for the same value. \| This implementation tries to infer the value instead of just comparing the source code.
		[`no-duplicate-spread-property`](docs/no-duplicate-spread-property.md) \| :mag: Detects properties in object literals with object spread that are always overridden. \| TSLint has no such rule.
		`no-fallthrough` \| Prevents unintentional fallthough in `switch` statements from one case to another. If the fallthrough is intended, add a comment that matches `/^\s*falls? ?through\b/i`. \| Allows more comment variants such as `fallthrough` or `fall through`.
		@@ -34,0 +34,0 @@ `no-inferred-empty-object` \| Warns if a type parameter is inferred as `{}` because the compiler cannot find any inference site. requires type information \| Really checks every type parameter of function, method and constructor calls. Correctly handles type parameters from JSDoc comments. Recognises type parameter defaults on all merged declarations.

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