Prettier does only focus on formatting rules like comma-style
and does nothing to help with code-quality.
eslint-config-silence
does not regulate code style rules, but focuses on:
-
Prevent possible errors (e.g. no-cond-assign
, no-unreachable
)
-
Recommends best practices (e.g. no-eval
, no-extend-native
)
-
Code Smell Detection (e.g. no-duplicated-branches
, no-identical-functions
)
-
Forces the use of ES6+ features (e.g. no-var
, prefer-const
, prefer-spread
)
-
Warnings you that complexity of the code is exceeded:
"complexity": ["warn", 20],
"max-depth": ["warn", 4],
"max-lines": ["warn", 300],
"max-params": ["warn", 3],
Usage
npm install -D eslint-config-silence
Add this to your .eslintrc file:
{
"extends": ["eslint-config-silence"]
}
Note: You can also omit the eslint-config-
TypeScript
For TypeScript projects you can also use the additional config:
{
"extends": ["silence/typescript"]
}
This config includes only extension rules. These rules have the same functionality but also support TypeScript.
Requirements
- Node.js >=14
- NPM >=7
- ESLint >=8