eslint-flat-config-utils

eslint-flat-config-utils

Utils for managing and manipulating ESLint flat config arrays

Documentation

Install

npm i eslint-flat-config-utils

Utils

Most of the descriptions are written in JSDoc, you can find more details in the documentation via JSR.

Here listing a few highlighted ones:

concat

Concatenate multiple ESLint flat configs into one, resolve the promises, and flatten the array.

// eslint.config.mjs
import { conact } from 'eslint-flat-config-utils'

export default conact(
  {
    plugins: {},
    rules: {},
  },
  // It can also takes a array of configs:
  [
    {
      plugins: {},
      rules: {},
    }
    // ...
  ],
  // Or promises:
  Promise.resolve({
    files: ['*.ts'],
    rules: {},
  })
  // ...
)

pipe

Create a chainable pipeline object that makes manipulating ESLint flat config easier.

It extends Promise, so that you can directly await or export it to eslint.config.mjs

// eslint.config.mjs
import { pipe } from 'eslint-flat-config-utils'

export default pipe(
  {
    plugins: {},
    rules: {},
  }
  // ...some configs, accepts same arguments as `concat`
)
  .append(
    // appends more configs at the end, accepts same arguments as `concat`
  )
  .prepend(
    // prepends more configs at the beginning, accepts same arguments as `concat`
  )
  .insertAfter(
    'config-name', // specify the name of the target config, or index
    // insert more configs after the target, accepts same arguments as `concat`
  )
  .renamePlugins({
    // rename plugins
    'old-name': 'new-name',
    // for example, rename `n` from `eslint-plugin-n` to more a explicit prefix `node`
    'n': 'node'
    // applies to all plugins and rules in the configs
  })
  .override(
    'config-name', // specify the name of the target config, or index
    {
      // merge with the target config
      rules: {
        'no-console': 'off'
      },
    }
  )

// And you an directly return the pipeline object to `eslint.config.mjs`

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License

MIT License © 2023-PRESENT Anthony Fu