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A group of packages defined by Ghyston Ltd for use on its projects, as well as any other projects that wish to use them. The rules are very strict, but they are designed to be used from the start of a project. For existing projects you may need to relax the rules before you can use them.
This package forms the core of the eslint-config-ghyston packages. It contains the rules that are applicable to all projects. See below for other packages that can be added to this one.
npm install --save-dev eslint @ghyston/eslint-config-ghyston
eslint.config.mjs
):import ghyston from "@ghyston/eslint-config-ghyston";
export default [...ghyston];
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The npm package @ghyston/eslint-config-ghyston receives a total of 178 weekly downloads. As such, @ghyston/eslint-config-ghyston popularity was classified as not popular.
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