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This is a list of TypeScript rules that are recommended for use with Hubspot Marketing WebTeam projects.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts
This is a set of ESLint rules that are recommended for use with Hubspot Marketing WebTeam projects, and can be used in conjunction with the browser or node linting packages.
Note that this package will only apply rules to TypeScript files (.ts and .tsx). It will not apply rules to JavaScript files (.js and .jsx). You must use the browser or node linting packages to use ESLint rules for vanilla JavaScript files.
npm i -D @hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts
.eslintrc in project root directory{
"extends": "@hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts"
}
or when used with the browser/node rules:
{
"extends": [
"@hs-web-team/eslint-config-browser", // or "@hs-web-team/eslint-config-node"
"@hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts"
],
}
node_modulespackage-lock.jsonnpm installts linting is workingShareable ESLint Configs Reference
This package is intended to be used in projects that use TypeScript, in conjunction with either the Node or Browser linting packages.
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HubSpot Marketing WebTeam ESLint rules for Typescript
The npm package @hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts receives a total of 218 weekly downloads. As such, @hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hs-web-team/eslint-config-ts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 88 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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