@fiverr/eslint-config-fiverr

eslint-config-fiverr

ESLint configuration & ruleset for Javascript (ES6) + React.

Installation

In order to add eslint-config-fiverr to a repository, use npm to add it to the development dependencies.

npm i -D @fiverr/eslint-config-fiverr eslint-plugin-react

Configuration

Add a .eslintrc file in the main directory of your repository, in which you define the usage of eslint-config-fiverr as well as repository specific configuration & rules.

This is the basic structure:

{
    "extends": "@fiverr/fiverr",
    "globals": {},
    "rules": {}
}

Include some:

{
    "extends": [
        "@fiverr/eslint-config-fiverr/rules/base",
        "@fiverr/eslint-config-fiverr/rules/es6",
        "@fiverr/eslint-config-fiverr/rules/jest",
    ]
}

Included in @fiverr/fiverr:

• base: Just the set of rules
• es6: New ES support and rules
• react: React specific rules and eslint-plugin-react plugin

Need to be added explicitly:

• jest
• mocha

• globals - add any global variable that is used in your repository. Example: "React": true
• rules - add any rule you need in addition to eslint-config-fiverr, or if you want to override some of it's rules.

IDE integration

Configuring your IDE to use ESLint is fairly easy:

RubyMine

• Open settings by clicking cmd + ,
• Languages & Frameworks > Javascript > Code Quality Tools > ESLint
• Check the 'Enable' checkbox
• Under 'Node Interpeter' type the path to the NodeJS executable file (rubymine usually auto-detects it)
• Under 'Configuration File' check the option 'Search for .eslitrc'.
• Click OK

Sublime

You can use either of these plugins:

• SublimeLinter-eslint

• Build Next

Atom

linter-eslint

Changelog

3.2.6

• Throw on import order
• @fiverr-private/** should come after all other externals