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eslint-config-cellule
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This is a set of rules and configuration for eslint using Shareable Config.
$ npm install --save-dev eslint@~3.3.0 eslint-config-cellule
In your .eslintrc
config, extends to this module with
{
"extends": ["cellule"]
}
"cellule/global.js"
: Default config (ie: extends: "cellule"
). This contains mostly rules to prevent errors and covers best practices."cellule/frontend.js"
: Config for files targeted for the browser."cellule/babel.js"
: Config for when you use babel to compile your sources.
"cellule/chakra.js"
: Config when your host is ch.exe
for ChakraCore."cellule/codestyle.js"
: Config covering mostly code style preferences."cellule/es2015.js"
: Config when your host supports es2015 without babel."cellule/node.js"
: Config targeting node environment.
"cellule/flow.js"
: Config when using flow.
"cellule/react.js"
: Config when you use React in your sources.
In eslint Shareable Config the order in which you placed your extends
impacts what will take precedence.
Here's a recommended order for this package of rules. (You will rarely if ever need all of them in one project)
{
"extends": [
"cellule/global.js",
"cellule/frontend.js",
"cellule/node.js",
"cellule/chakra.js",
"cellule/codestyle.js",
"cellule/es2015.js",
"cellule/babel.js",
"cellule/react.js",
"cellule/flow.js"
]
}
Version 4.2.0
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