eslint-config-protect-me-from-my-stupidity

Protect Me From My Stupidity

An opinionated configuration for ESLint that shall protect you from your stupidity when writing JavaScript.

Usage

Add this to your ESLint configuration.

{
  "extends" : "protect-me-from-my-stupidity"
}

You can use configuration extensions to further cater for more specific scenarios, for example:

{
  "extends" : [
    "protect-me-from-my-stupidity",
    "protect-me-from-my-stupidity/but/let-my-code-look-stupid"
  ]
}

Configuration extensions

Configuration	Usage
and/from-writing-stupid-vue-components	Introduces additional rules for Vue components. At the moment any Vue 3.0 rules that involve deprecating Vue 2.0 feature are turned off.
and/from-writing-stupid-node-applications	Introduces additional rules for Node applications.
but/let-my-code-look-stupid	Stops all code style checks.
but/let-me-write-stupid-tests	Loosens up some rules for writing test specifications.
but/let-my-vue-components-look-stupid	Stops all code style checks for Vue components.
but/let-my-node-applications-look-stupid	Stops all code style checks for Node applications.

Parser

This project configures ESLint to parse JavaScript with the following in mind by default:

• ECMAScript modules are enabled.
• All features up to ECMAScript 2021 are enabled.

Note: This project makes no other assumption about your JavaScript environment, you must configure that yourself. See https://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#specifying-environments.

Plugins

This project currently includes configuration for the following plugins:

| Plugin | Required dependency | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- | --------------------------------------------- | | eslint-plugin-import | Yes | | eslint-plugin-promise | Yes | | @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js | Yes | | eslint-plugin-vue | Only when using vue related configuration. | | eslint-plugin-node | Only when using node related configuration. |

Note: You will have to install the above plugins yourself as they are peer dependencies.

Semantic versioning

This project follows a semantic versioning policy that aims not to surprise you.

Patch release

• Updating an existing rule that will result in ESLint reporting fewer errors.

Minor release

• Updating an existing rule that will result in ESLint reporting different or more errors.
• Adding a new rule.

Major release

• Removing support for an old version of ESLint.
• Adding support for a new plugin.
• Removing support for an old version of an existing plugin.
• Adding a new configuration.

Note: It is advised that you only take patch versions using tilde ranges.

Getting started

This project is available through the Node Package Manager (NPM), so you can install it like so:

npm install eslint-config-protect-me-from-my-stupidity --save-dev

Disclaimer

Finally, if you get offended by my use of the word stupid. It is just a joke.

Changelog

10.0.0 - 2024-01-08

Added

• Switched the vue/no-unused-emit-declarations rule on, ensuring that all emit declarations are used.
• Switched the vue/v-if-else-key rule on, ensuring that repeated components rendered within the same conditional scope have a key assigned to them.
• The @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js is now a required peer dependency. This now powers the stylistic rules previously defined by eslint.

Changed

• Updated the max-depth rule configuration, increasing the maximum allowed depth to 4.
• Updated the minimum required eslint version to 8.56.0.
• Updated the minimum required eslint-plugin-import version to 2.29.1.
• Updated the minimum required eslint-plugin-vue version to 9.19.2.