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@side/eslint-config-cypress
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An ESLint configuration which enables lint rules for Cypress tests.
An ESLint configuration which enables lint rules for Cypress tests.
Install this package, and ensure you have installed its peer dependencies.
yarn info @side/eslint-config-cypress peerDependencies
yarn add -D @side/eslint-config-cypress
Once all peer dependencies have been added to your project, extend this configuration in your project's .eslintrc.js
.
.eslintrc.js
module.exports = {
overrides: [
{
files: ['**/cypress/**/*.js'],
extends: ['@side/cypress'],
},
],
};
Note: Make sure to extend this as an override so you can specify the exact Cypress test files you want these rules to be run against. Please reference the eslint-config-cypress documentation for more details.
peerDependency
since this lint config can be used at a different level than Cypress is being used. For example in Side repos which contain apps, the lint config is at the top level and Cypress is currently installed at the package level.FAQs
An ESLint configuration which enables lint rules for Cypress tests.
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