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@noaignite/style-guide
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Shared configuration files for ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript by NoA Ignite.
@noaignite/style-guide is available as an npm package.
// with pnpm
pnpm add @noaignite/style-guide
// with yarn
yarn add @noaignite/style-guide
// with npm
npm install @noaignite/style-guide
The package provides several ESLint configurations that you can extend in your project:
// eslint.config.js
import baseConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/base'
export default [
...baseConfig,
// Your custom rules
]
Available configurations:
@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/base - Base configuration@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/react - For React projects@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/next - For Next.js projectsYou can also compose your own configuration by importing specific rule sets:
// eslint.config.js
import ignoresConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/ignores'
import javascriptConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/javascript'
import prettierConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/prettier'
import importConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/import'
import typescriptConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/typescript'
// Only include the rule sets you need
export default [
...ignoresConfig,
...javascriptConfig,
...prettierConfig,
...typescriptConfig,
...importConfig,
// Your custom rules
]
Available rule sets:
@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/best-practice - ESLint best practice rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/comments - ESLint comments rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/es6 - ESLint ES6 rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/ignores - ESLint ignores rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/import - ESLint import rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/javascript - ESLint JavaScript rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/next - Next.js specific rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/possible-errors - ESLint possible errors rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/prettier - ESLint Prettier integration rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/react - ESLint React specific rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/stylistic - ESLint stylistic rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/turbo - Turborepo specific rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/typescript - ESLint TypeScript rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/unicorn - ESLint Unicorn rules@noaignite/style-guide/eslint/rules/vitest - Vitest specific rulesThe package provides several Prettier configurations that you can extend in your project:
// prettier.config.js
import baseConfig from '@noaignite/style-guide/prettier/base'
export default {
...baseConfig,
// Your custom rules
}
Available configurations:
@noaignite/style-guide/prettier/base - Base configuration for Prettier projects@noaignite/style-guide/prettier/tailwind - Configuration for TailwindCss projectsThe package provides several TypeScript configurations that you can extend in your project:
// tsconfig.json
{
"extends": "@noaignite/style-guide/typescript/base"
}
Available configurations:
@noaignite/style-guide/typescript/base - Base configuration for TypeScript projects@noaignite/style-guide/typescript/react - Configuration for React projects@noaignite/style-guide/typescript/next - Configuration for Next.js projectsEach configuration includes sensible defaults for different project types. The base configuration includes settings like strict type checking, module resolution settings, and other common TypeScript options.
Visit https://noaignite.dev/style-guide to view the full documentation.
Read the contributing guide to learn about our development process, how to propose bug fixes and improvements, and how to build and test your changes.
The changelog is regularly updated to reflect what's changed in each new release.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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We found that @noaignite/style-guide demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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