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@nautical-commerce/eslint-config-nautical
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There are several base configs to use in this package:
eslint-config-nautical
There are several base configs to use in this package:
nautical
: The base configuration for plain JS applicationsnautical/dist/next
: Configuration for Next.js appsnautical/dist/react
: Configuration for React librariesnautical/dist/typescript
: Configuration for Typescript based libraries** IMPORTANT **
As this config uses plugins you'll need to make sure you setup your eslint config to use @rushstack/eslint-patch
to make sure that the plugin modules are properly resolved.
e.g.
// This needs to be included for plugin modules to be resolved properly
require("@rushstack/eslint-patch/modern-module-resolution");
module.exports = {
extends: ["nautical"],
// ... your usual eslint config here
};
FAQs
There are several base configs to use in this package:
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