eslint-config-brightspace
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Common Brightspace eslint configs.
npm install eslint-config-brightspace
Simply specify the extends property in the .eslintrc file as shown below. Note: omit the "eslint-config" when specifying the module, since eslint assumes it.
Specify the extends property in the .eslintrc file:
{
"extends": "brightspace",
...
}
Specify the react-config config for the extends property:
{
"extends": "brightspace/react-config",
...
}
The eslint-plugin-react plugin is included witht this configuration, which enables use of the rules it provides.
See the eslint rules for more details on rule configuration. See the eslint shareable configs for more details on creating configs.
Contributions are welcome, please submit a pull request!
This repository is configured with EditorConfig rules and contributions should make use of them.
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Common Brightspace eslint configs.
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