@pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon NPM

Pantheon ESLint Config (@pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon) is a linting tool for JavaScript.

It exports a set of ESLint rules for Browser/React, and a set of rules for Node. You can import either one (or both) based on the requirements of your project.

This plugin includes linting rules for import, jest, jest-dom, jsx, jsx-a11y, react, react-hooks, testing-library, etc.

Prerequisites

You need to have eslint installed in your project.
- The eslint version needs to be higher than 7.5.0 or 8.0.0.
- If your project uses eslint version lower than 7.5.0, you can install Pantheon ESLint Config at version 0.2.1.
You need to have prettier installed in your project.

Installation

You can install this plugin by the following command:

$ yarn add @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon --dev

Or:

$ npm install @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon --save-dev

NOTE: For projects using eslint version lower than 7.5.0, you can install this plugin's 0.2.1 version instead:

$ yarn add @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon@0.2.1 --dev

Or:

$ npm install @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon@0.2.1 --save-dev

Configuration

In your project's ESLint config (e.g. .eslintrc.js):
- For Browser/React environment, add @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon/configurations/react to extends:
```
module.exports = {
  extends: ['@pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon/configurations/react']
}
```
- For Node environment, add @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon/configurations/node:
```
module.exports = {
  extends: ['@pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon/configurations/node']
}
```
In your package.json, you can add the following script to scripts if you want to lint all jsx files and js files in your src folder:
```
"scripts": {
  "eslint": "eslint src --ext .jsx --ext .js --cache"
}
```

How to Use

Now you have @pantheon-systems/eslint-config-pantheon installed and configured, you can start linting by using:
```
$ yarn eslint
```
Or:
```
$ npm run eslint
```
If your eslint output has some errors, you can run the following command to fix these errors:
```
$ yarn eslint --fix
```
Or:
```
$ npm run eslint --fix
```
However, this auto-fix may not be perfect. Sometimes you may need to manually fix these errors in your code.