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@logicsoftware/eslint-plugin-ep-custom
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This package includes custom eslint rules for EP application.
The package is stored at npm registry. To add it into an existing project, use the npm CLI:
npm i @logicsoftware/eslint-plugin-ep-custom
If you modify the source code in src folder, run npm run build to update the dist folder. ESlint only works
with .js code, so it's necessary to compile typescript source to javascript. Publish the changes to the npm registry.
This rule checks whether the module uses files from other "feature". Feature are calculated as a folder in baseUri (e.g. src/Scripts).
In .eslintrc.js file, add the following configuration to exports.overrdes section (with corresponding file masks):
{
"rules": {
"@logicsoftware/ep-custom/no-cross-feature-imports": [
"error",
{
ignoreFeatures: [
// ...
],
allowedImports: [
// ...
],
aliases: {
// ...
},
baseUrl: "..."
}
]
}
}
baseUri - the base URI of the project (src/Scripts)ignoreFeatures - all files from within ignored features will be ignored by the ruleallowedImports - all imports from within allowed features will be allowed by the rulealiases - map of aliases to be used by webpack/ts/jest module loader.{
ignoreFeatures: ["app", "Tests", "QUnit"],
allowedImports: ["common", "const", "EasyProjects" ],
aliases: {
"~": "."
},
baseUrl: "src/Scripts/"
}
FAQs
Custom eslint rules for EP application
We found that @logicsoftware/eslint-plugin-ep-custom demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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