@mediavine/eslint-config-mediavine
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This repository contains the ESLint rules for all projects of Mediavine to follow. Be aware that if you change rules and upgrade a project to the newly created version with rules modified you could cause your project to have warnings and errors.
In order to develop or test the first step is to install all dependencies of the application. To install all required modules run:
yarn install
To publish and deploy an ESLint config package run:
yarn publish
Don't forget to bump the version.
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ESlint config for all Mediavine Javascript projects
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