eslint-plugin-no-array-reduce - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 1.0.4 to 1.0.5

dist/index.js

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		function o(n){let e="reduce";return{MemberExpression(r){r.property.name===e&&n.report({node:r,message:`Usage of "${e}()" method is disallowed.`})}}}module.exports={rules:{"no-array-reduce":{create:o}}};
		var r=(e,o)=>({MemberExpression(n){n.property.name===o&&e.report({node:n,message:`Usage of "${o}()" method is disallowed.`})}});module.exports={rules:{"no-reduce":{create:e=>r(e,"reduce")},"no-reduce-right":{create:e=>r(e,"reduceRight")}},configs:{recommended:{plugins:["no-array-reduce"],rules:{"no-array-reduce/no-reduce":"error","no-array-reduce/no-reduce-right":"error"}}}};

package.json

		{
		"name": "eslint-plugin-no-array-reduce",
		"version": "1.0.4",
		"version": "1.0.5",
		"description": "ESLint rule to disallow Array.reduce() method.",
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README.md

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		`reduce()` in most cases can be written as `map()`, `filter()` or one of the `for()` loops which benefits in code readability and makes it easier to maintain for future developers.
		Method `reduce()` in most cases can be written as `map()`, `filter()` or one of the `for()` loops which benefits in code readability and makes it easier to maintain for future developers.
		There are many debates, discussions and other resources related to it:
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