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eslint-config-seekingalpha-base
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This package includes the shareable ESLint config used by SeekingAlpha.
Install ESlint and all Peer Dependencies with NPM:
npm install eslint@"^5.6.0" eslint-plugin-array-func@"^3.0.0" eslint-plugin-import@"^2.14.0" eslint-plugin-jsdoc@"^3.8.0" eslint-plugin-no-use-extend-native@"^0.3.12" eslint-plugin-promise@"^4.0.1" eslint-plugin-unicorn@"^6.0.1" --save-dev
or Yarn:
yarn add --dev eslint@^5.6.0 eslint-plugin-array-func@^3.0.0 eslint-plugin-import@^2.14.0 eslint-plugin-jsdoc@^3.8.0 eslint-plugin-no-use-extend-native@^0.3.12 eslint-plugin-promise@^4.0.1 eslint-plugin-unicorn@^6.0.1
Install SeekingAlpha shareable ESLint:
npm install eslint-config-seekingalpha-base --save-dev
For Yarn:
yarn add --dev eslint-config-seekingalpha-base
This shareable config includes all ESLint rules including ECMAScript 6 features and set of legacy rules. We also extend our configuration with following plugins:
We expose three configurations:
seekingalpha-base
- exports all avaliable ESLint rules and all rules of plugins above.seekingalpha-base/browser
- exports only browser related rules for ESLint and mentioned plugins. It also sets browser
as default environment.seekingalpha-base/node
- exports only Node.js related rules for ESLint and mentioned plugins. It also sets node
as default environment.Simply extend the .eslintrc.js in your project with relevant configuration:
// for seekingalpha-base
{
extends: [
'seekingalpha-base'
]
}
// for seekingalpha-base/browser
{
extends: [
'seekingalpha-base/browser'
]
}
// for seekingalpha-base/node
{
extends: [
'seekingalpha-base/node'
]
}
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FAQs
SeekingAlpha's sharable base ESLint config
We found that eslint-config-seekingalpha-base demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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