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eslint-config-jameslnewell
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ESLint config for common gotch'yas for different JS environments.
ESLint config for common gotch'yas for different JS environments.
Note: I think formatting code is important (find out why here) but nowdays I'm using prettier to take care of formatting code for me.
npm install --save eslint-config-jameslnewell
In the root of your project, create a .eslintrc
file with the following contents:
{
"extends": "jameslnewell/<env>"
}
Now run eslint
on your script files:
eslint **/*.js
Linting rules for ES5.
Linting rules for ES6.
Linting rules for latest language features.
Linting rules for ES6 and react.
Linting rules for node v4.
Relax rules with useful behaviour for testing.
Relax rules with useful behaviour for debugging.
jameslnewell/test
from mocha
to jest
eslint:recommended
I bumped the major version because lots of people were using the preview.
imports
mocha
rules to the test
configurationimport,
reactand
mocha` rulesbabel-eslint
to support class propertiesI bumped the major version because lots of people were using the preview.
eslint
v2eslint-plugin-mocha
from devDependencies
to dependencies
eslint-plugin-mocha
to prevent .only()
slipping throughFAQs
ESLint config for common gotch'yas for different JS environments.
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