@haraka/eslint-config
Advanced tools
In your Haraka module:
npm install --save-dev @haraka/eslint-config
cat <<EOLINT > .eslintrc.yaml
env:
node: true
es6: true
es2022: true
extends: "@haraka"
EOLINT
package.json:"lint": "npx eslint@8 *.js test"
"lint:fix": "npx eslint@8 --fix *.js test"
npm run lint
To check your project against lint rules:
npm run lint
Step #4 above does this automatically when CI tests are set up.
If you agree with the lint suggestions, you can run npm run lint:fix and the changes will be made to your files automatically.
Custom rules can be added to the .eslintrc file.
[1.1.5] - 2024-04-22
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eslint config for Haraka projects
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