eslint-config-ybiquitous
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This package is ybiquitous's personal ESLint configuration. For details, please see "Shareable Configs" in ESLint documentation.
This package depends almost on following packages:
About other packages, please check dependencies in package.json.
npm install --save-dev eslint eslint-config-ybiquitous prettier
# or
yarn add --dev eslint eslint-config-ybiquitous prettier
Please see here.
Edit .eslintrc:
{
"extends": "ybiquitous"
}
If you do not need eslint-plugin-compat,
ybiquitous/base is recommended:
{
"extends": "ybiquitous/base"
}
If you use this package only on Node.js, ybiquitous/node is recommended:
{
"extends": "ybiquitous/node"
}
Run the following commands:
git checkout mastergit pullyarn release:dry-runyarn releasegit push --follow-tags
(npm publish does not need, because it will be executed in CI)MIT © ybiquitous
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