0.0.5 • Published 9 months ago

@noodlestan/eslint-config v0.0.5

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Noodlestan ESLint Config

Noodlestan's opinionated style guide configuration (ESLint + Prettier).

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About Noodlestan's style guide

This style guide targets Noodlestan's web stack, mostly based on Solid JS and Astro / Starlight for documentation and sandboxes.

⚠️ Note: this style guide is not meant to be used on codebases that use React, Vue.js or any other frameworks. An opt-in method to setup rules for specific framework (on a per path basis) is being considered.

The style guide was built on top of:

We use eslint-config-standard as a base for all JS/TS(X) linting and formatting.

And a few more plugins:

Our overrides can be found in src/config.

Development

System requirements:

We recommended using VS Code with the following extensions: ESLint, Prettier, MDX, SpellRight.

Getting started

First make sure you are using the correct node version by running nvm use.

Install dependencies with npm install.

Run npm run lint. It will lint the example files provided.

Tools

Committing

Make sure the pre-commit hook was executed. It runs automatically before every commit and lints all code. Under the hood it runs npm run lint and npm run ci. Run these to inspect details of eventual errors.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 Noodlestan.

Published under a MIT license.