@quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave
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@quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave is a plugin for eslint to ensure Javascript and Meteor standards.
This plugin will help you with your Meteor 3.0 migration.
We recommend you to use this plugin via quave-eslint-config but you can also install it directly.
Install the npm dependency
npm i -D @quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave
You can debug by providing the METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_DEBUG env var as 1 for example, so you will see more logs.
Run your eslint task like: METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_DEBUG=1 eslint .
METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_EXPIRES_CACHE_IN_SECONDS: default is 5. You can customize the cache expiration time in seconds.METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_DEBUG: default is disabled. You can pass this to enable debug mode and see more logs.METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_IGNORE_CACHE: default is false. You can pass this to ignore the cache.METEOR_ESLINT_PLUGIN_FILES: use this if you want to lint a specific file.MIT
1.5.2 - 2024-10-15
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The npm package @quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave receives a total of 2,158 weekly downloads. As such, @quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @quave/eslint-plugin-meteor-quave demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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