eslint-config-ybiquitous
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My personal ESLint configuration.
This package purpose is to collect some tips and plugins.
For more details about plugins used in this package,
please check dependencies field in package.json.
When not using TypeScript:
npm install --save-dev eslint-config-ybiquitous eslint prettier
When using TypeScript:
npm install --save-dev eslint-config-ybiquitous eslint prettier typescript @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/parser
Edit your .eslintrc.* file according to some following cases:
| Case | Setting |
|---|---|
| Basic | extends: "ybiquitous" |
| Node.js | extends: "ybiquitous/node" |
| Browser | extends: "ybiquitous/browser" |
| React | extends: "ybiquitous/react" |
| TypeScript | extends: "ybiquitous/typescript" |
Run the following commands:
npm run release:dry-runnpm run releaseFAQs
Personal ESLint configuration
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