@andreabenato/eslint-config NPM

@andreabenato/eslint-config

Yeah, config ESLint requires a lot of and good time!:disappointed_relieved:

So here it is the one that makes all for you!:sunglasses::guitar:

Take a good spritz/beer in your saved time!

How to use

Install it via npm by running:

    npm install ---save dev eslint @andreabenato/eslint-config

And then the only thing you have to do is extending it in your eslint like this

{
    "extends":["@andreabenato"]
}

Subconfigurations

The main configuration contains only the main rules valid for every kind of project.

So the packages exposes some really useful subconfigurations, extendible from your project when you needed them.

These configurations are:

ecma => used for ecmascript (es6) modules e syntax (uses babel-eslint as parser)
commonjs => used for commonjs syntax modules
react => used for react and jsx syntax
strict => javascript strict mode

You can use them by extending them with the main configuration (better solution)

{
    "extends":["@andreabenato","@andreabenato/<config_name>"]
}

or standalone if you have your own base configuration:

{
    "extends":["@andreabenato/<config_name>"]
}

Typescript The Typescript version is a standalone. So there is no need of the default configuration or the cma on (it imports them by itself). note if you use your base configuration rememeber that all the common rules also for styleing are not imported.

The rules included are the ones strictly related to the configuration name!

ATTENTION It's recommended to install this dependencies/plugin to make the package works correctly. React: