@open-turo/eslint-config-typescript
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Turo eslint configuration for typescript
@open-turo/eslint-config-typescriptTuro eslint configuration for typescript.
Install the package and all of its peer dependencies:
npx install-peerdeps --dev @open-turo/eslint-config-typescript
Then in your .eslintrc file extend from one of the two configurations included in this package:
eslint-config-react, to support our existing front-end projectsThe default config of this repo is the recommended version for new Typescript projects.
To use this config, just add to your .eslintrc the following:
"extends": "@open-turo/eslint-config-typescript"
We also provide an alternative legacy preset, which is used by eslint-config-react, for compatibility with our
existing front-end projects.
If you want to use this legacy configuration, you can import it by instead adding the following to your .eslintrc:
"extends": "@open-turo/eslint-config-typescript/legacy"
Simply notice the /legacy suffix, which points to the legacy.js file in this repository.
Install pre-commit and the commit hooks:
pre-commit install
pre-commit install --hook-type commit-msg
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