@relucent.dev/eslint-config
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Shared ESLint config for Relucent projects.
// eslint.config.js
import relucentESLint from "@relucent.dev/eslint-congig";
export default [
// To use the default rules
relucentESLint(),
];
or adjust some things:
// eslint.config.js
import relucentESLint from "@relucent.dev/eslint-congig";
export default [
relucentESLint({
/** Enable Prettier Rules. Default: true */
prettier: true,
/** Enable TypeScript Rules. Default: true */
typescript: true,
/** Enable Jest Rules. Default: true */
jest: true,
}),
];
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Project Manager: Dom Webber https://domwebber.dev <dom.webber@hotmail.com>
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Relucent's Shared ESLint Config
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