eslint-config-holidaycheck
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Shareable ESLint config from HolidayCheck.
This config aims for ES5 or ES2015 code. It does not define any
environments.
You can use it with any kind of project (e.g. node projects or browser code)
by extending from the config and setting the correct environment yourself.
extends: "holidaycheck" to your .eslintrcThis package includes the following other configuration flavors. The default flavors assuming an ECMAScript 5.1 environment.
extends: "holidaycheck/browser"
Enables the browser environment and sets the strict rule to function mode.
extends: "holidaycheck/cli"
Allows the use of console, *Sync functions, process.env and process.exit.
The following flavors assuming an ECMAScript 2015 environment.
extends: "holidaycheck/es2015"
extends: "holidaycheck/es2015/cli"
Allows the use of console, *Sync functions, process.env and process.exit.
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Shareable ESLint config from HolidayCheck
We found that eslint-config-holidaycheck demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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