eslint-rules-summer
The never ending summer rules of lint.
Rules list
no-eqeqeq-null-undefined
Do not compare null or undefined with strict equality(===)
| strict inequality(!==)
👍
var a = 1
if(a == null) {
if(a != null) {
if(null == a) {
if(null != a) {
if(a == undefined) {
if(a != undefined) {
if(undefined == a) {
if(undefined != a) {
🙅♂️
var a = 1
if(a === null) {
if(a !== null) {
if(null === a) {
if(null !== a) {
if(a === undefined) {
if(a !== undefined) {
if(undefined === a) {
if(undefined !== a) {
no-let
Do not use let
variable declaration. Use const
instead.
👍
const a = 0
const a = 0,
b = 1
var a
var a = 0
var a = 0,
b = 1
export const a = 0
export var a = 0
🙅♂️
let a = 0;
let a = 0,
b = 1;
export let = 1;
no-plain-new-date
Do not use new Date()
(empty arguments) | Date.now()
. Date generation that depends on the execution environment is prohibited.
👍
new Date(2020, 4, 3)
new Date('2020-05-03T03:24:00')
🙅♂️
new Date()
Date.now()
For developer
This module is a single rules module, so normally you don't have to consciously install.
If you are developer and want to use this rules module, you can install with the following command.
npm
$ npm install --save-dev eslint-rules-summer
yarn
$ yarn add -D eslint-rules-summer