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eslint-json-compat-utils
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A utility that converts rules made for checking the AST of `jsonc-eslint-parser` into rules compatible with `@eslint/json`.
A utility that converts rules made for checking the AST of jsonc-eslint-parser into rules compatible with @eslint/json.
npm install eslint-json-compat-utils
import { toCompatRule } from "eslint-json-compat-utils";
export default toCompatRule({
meta: { /* ... */ },
create(context) {
return {
JSONArrayExpression: check,
};
},
})
toCompatRule(rule)Converts a rule object for jsonc-eslint-parser into a rule object for @eslint/json compatible.
toCompatPlugin(plugin)Converts a plugin object for jsonc-eslint-parser into a plugin object for @eslint/json compatible.
toCompatCreate(create)Converts a create function for jsonc-eslint-parser into a create function for @eslint/json compatible.
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A utility that converts rules made for checking the AST of `jsonc-eslint-parser` into rules compatible with `@eslint/json`.
We found that eslint-json-compat-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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