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@metamask/eslint-config-browser
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Shareable MetaMask ESLint plugin for browser environments.
@metamask/eslint-config-browser
MetaMask's ESLint configuration for browser environments.
Our default export contains a base set of ESLint rules for ES6+:
yarn add --dev \
@metamask/eslint-config@^14.0.0 \
@metamask/eslint-config-browser@^14.0.0 \
eslint@^9.11.0 \
eslint-config-prettier@^9.1.0 \
eslint-plugin-import-x@^4.3.0 \
eslint-plugin-jsdoc@^50.2.4 \
eslint-plugin-prettier@^5.2.1 \
eslint-plugin-promise@^7.1.0 \
prettier@^3.3.3
The order in which you extend ESLint rules matters.
The @metamask/*
eslint configs should be added to the config array last,
with @metamask/eslint-config
first, and @metamask/eslint-config-*
in any
order thereafter.
import base, { createConfig } from '@metamask/eslint-config';
import browser from '@metamask/eslint-config-browser';
const config = createConfig({
{
extends: [
// Any custom shared config should be added here.
// ...
// This should be added last unless you know what you're doing.
base,
browser,
],
}
});
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Shareable MetaMask ESLint plugin for browser environments.
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A supply chain attack has been detected in versions 1.95.6 and 1.95.7 of the popular @solana/web3.js library.
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