@yungezeit/eslint-base v0.0.19

@yungezeit/eslint-base

Personal ESLint flat base configuration.

!NOTE This preset is used as a dependency by all other presets in this repository. Therefore if you plan on using e.g. @yungezeit/eslint-vue or @yungezeit/eslint-typescript, in your project, you don't need to explicitly install this preset.

Features

• Lint ES modules based on @eslint/js's recommended rules.
• Lint regexes within ES modules using eslint-plugin-regexp and its recommended rules.
• Lint JSON and JSONc files using eslint-plugin-jsonc and its recommended rules.
• Lint YAML files using eslint-plugin-yml and its recommended rules.
• Lint code inside Markdown files using eslint-plugin-markdown and its recommended rules.
• Lint and sort package.json properties to structural consistency.
• Uses eslint-plugin-import to lint import/export statements.

Install

# using pnpm
pnpm add -D @yungezeit/eslint-base
# using npm
npm add -D @yungezeit/eslint-base
# using yarn
yarn add -D @yungezeit/eslint-base
# using bun
bun add -D @yungezeit/eslint-base

Usage

Raw configuration

You may simply spread the raw configuration array:

// eslint.config.js
import basePreset from '@yungezeit/eslint-base';

export default [...basePreset];

Configuration function

Alternatively, you can use the createBaseConfig function to create a base ESLint configuration array. Using this function lets you tweak the base configuration behaviour by passing some options as a second argument.

// eslint.config.js
import { createBaseConfig } from '@yungezeit/eslint-base';

export default createBaseConfig([ /** Your configs… */], {
  /** (optional) Internal patterns passed to `enforceImportOrder` (see below). */
  internalPatterns: [],
  /** (optional) Should node environment be supported? */
  node: true,
});

VSCode

You may want to add the following settings to your .vscode/settings.json:

{
  // Turn on ESLint for preset's supported languages if needed.
  "eslint.validate": [
    "javascript", "javascriptreact",
    "json", "jsonc", "json5", "markdown", "yaml",
  ],
  // If you want ESLint to autofix problems on save.
  "editor.codeActionsOnSave": {
    "source.fixAll.eslint": "explicit",
  }
}

Imports order

enforceImportOrder(internalPatterns?: string[])

This function creates a configuration with an import/order rule that enforces : 1. a specific order of import groups 2. new lines between import groups 2. alphabetized imports

Here's the expected order of import groups : 1. "builtin": builtin node modules. 2. "external": external modules (deps). 3. "internal": internal modules (your own modules). 4. "parent", "index" and "sibling": relative imports.

You may pass an array of minimatch patterns to match imports that should be considered internal.

Example configuration

import { enforceImportOrder } from '@yungezeit/eslint-base';
const config = enforceImportOrder(['#database', '@components/**']);

Example output

import fs from 'node:fs';

import chalk from 'chalk';
import { minimatch } from 'minimatch';

import { database, tables } from '#database';
import { Button } from '@components/button';
import { Input } from '@components/input';

import { foo } from '../parent';
import { bar, baz } from '.';
import { bro } from './sibling';