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JavaScript Style Guide based on airbnb/base
This style guide is based on the airbnb/base javascript style
for node.js
development.
Also, some customizations are inspired by Roman Krejčík's
article.
In addition, this package ships with ava eslint rules for **/*.test.js
files
[2, ['callback', 'next']]
Force developers to return when they call a callback function. This is following RisingStack's recommendations on Node.js Best Practices
[2, '^.*(e|E)rr']
Always check for errors in callbacks - to round-up the callback convention
[1, 120, 2, {ignoreComments: true}]
Sometimes, a rule in the editor is just not enough. This rule raises a warning if a code line is
longer than 120
characters (while comments are ignored)
['error', { functions: false, classes: true, variables: true }]
disallow use of variables and classes but not functions before they are defined.
Also see Risingstack's Post on clean code.
Our default export lints ES2016 and below, only requires eslint
.
Check node.green for your node's version compatibility with ES2016.
npm install --save-dev eslint-config-oniyi eslint
"extends": "oniyi"
to your .eslintrc.js
FAQs
JavaScript Style Guide based on airbnb/javascript base
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