eslint-config-smashing-boxes
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ESLint shareable config for Smashing Boxes' JavaScript Style Guide
npm install --save-dev eslint eslint-config-smashing-boxes
Once the eslint-config-smashing-boxes package is installed, you can use it by specifying smashing-boxes or eslint-config-smashing-boxes in the extends section of your ESLint configuration.
{
"extends": "smashing-boxes", // Or "eslint-config-smashing-boxes"
"rules": {
/**
* Additional, per-project rules can go here.
* These rules will override the rules in
* "eslint-config-smashing-boxes"
*/
}
}
For usage in a React project you will need to install the eslint-plugin-react:
npm install --save-dev eslint-plugin-react
Change the "extends" value to "extends": "smashing-boxes/react" or "extends": "eslint-config-smashing-boxes/react"
{
"extends": "smashing-boxes/react", // Or "eslint-config-smashing-boxes/react"
"rules": {
/**
* Additional, per-project rules can go here.
* These rules will override the rules in
* "eslint-config-smashing-boxes"
*/
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