@sachinahya/eslint-config-myconfig
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An ESLint config that I use in all of my projects. Contains rules for JavaScript, TypeScript and React.
An ESLint config that I use in all of my projects. Contains rules for JavaScript, TypeScript and React.
npm install --save-dev @sachinahya/eslint-config-myconfig
Extend one or more of the presets below in your ESLint config file.
{
"extends": ["myconfig/typescript", "myconfig/react"]
}
myconfig or myconfig/javascriptEnables JavaScript-related rules.
Peer dependencies: eslint-plugin-sonarjs, eslint-plugin-jsdoc
myconfig/typescriptEnables TypeScript linting rules. Also enables the myconfig/javascript preset.
Peer dependencies: @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, @typescript-eslint/eslint-parser
myconfig/typescript-type-checkingUsed in addition with myconfig/typescript, adds rules requiring type checking. Does not require
any additional dependencies.
Assumes your
tsconfig.json is located in the same directory as your ESLint config. You can
customise this
if you need to.
myconfig/reactEnables rules for linting React code.
Peer dependencies: eslint-plugin-react, eslint-plugin-react-hooks, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
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An ESLint config that I use in all of my projects. Contains rules for JavaScript, TypeScript and React.
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