What is @nuxt/eslint-config?
@nuxt/eslint-config is an ESLint configuration package specifically tailored for Nuxt.js projects. It provides a set of predefined rules and configurations to ensure code quality and consistency in Nuxt.js applications.
What are @nuxt/eslint-config's main functionalities?
Predefined ESLint Rules
This feature allows you to extend the predefined ESLint rules provided by @nuxt/eslint-config. By adding '@nuxt/eslint-config' to the 'extends' array in your ESLint configuration file, you can enforce a consistent coding style and catch common errors in your Nuxt.js project.
{"extends":["@nuxt/eslint-config"]}
Integration with Nuxt.js
This feature ensures that your ESLint configuration is optimized for Nuxt.js projects. It includes specific rules like 'nuxt/no-cjs-in-config' to prevent the use of CommonJS syntax in Nuxt.js configuration files, promoting the use of ES modules instead.
{"extends":["@nuxt/eslint-config"],"rules":{"nuxt/no-cjs-in-config":"error"}}
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