Eslint-config-rickschubert NPM

ESLint Configuration "Rick Schubert"

Preferring ES6, readability and low ambiguities. Extends the recommended ruleset with some useful additions.

How to use

Install: npm install eslint-config-rickschubert --save-dev
Add it to your ESLint configuration:

{
    "extends": ["rickschubert"]
}

Typescript

Install the Typescript ESLint parser and plugin: npm i @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/parser --save-dev
Add parser and plugin to your ESLint configuration:

{
    "extends": ["rickschubert"],
    "plugins": ["@typescript-eslint"],
    "parser": "@typescript-eslint/parser",
    "parserOptions": {
        "ecmaVersion": 6,
        "sourceType": "module",
        "ecmaFeatures": {
            "modules": true
        }
    }
}

Currently, the TSLint parser has a few minor issues. For example, importing types triggers the rule no-unused-vars despite them being actually used as type annotations.

Rules in detail

Environments: node, es6, browser

Unless noted, all rules are errors.

Rule	Description
arrow-parens	Always wrap function arguments in brackets.
brace-style	Curly brackets start after the keyword, not underneath.
comma-dangle	Dangling commas in multiline objects, functions, arrays.
complexity	Maximum cyclomatic complexity of 3 to enforce highly maintaineable code (warning).
curly	Curly brackets after if statements to avoid ambiguity when line breaks occur.
eol-last	Empty line at the end of the file.
func-call-spacing	Brackets `()` to invoke a function have to stand right next to the function name.
global-require	`require()` statements should be at the top of the file (warning).
linebreak-style	UNIX linebreaks.
no-await-in-loop	Disallow `await` in loops (should use `Promise.all()` instead).
no-default-export	Only allow named exports for increased consistency and clarity when importing modules.
no-floating-decimal	Numbers have to be clear, i.e. `0.4` instead of `.4`.
no-implicit-coercion	Converting types from one to another have to be explicit.
no-lone-blocks	No curly brackets unless necessary.
no-lonely-if	Use `else if` instead of a lonely `if` wrapped inside an `else`.
no-loop-func	Functions cannot be declared inside loops, they should be declared outside.
no-template-curly-in-string	Avoid confusion whether a string is templated or not.
no-throw-literal	Throw errors explicitly, not just strings or values.
no-var	Use ES6 block-scoped`const` and `let`, never `var`.
one-var	Don't declare multiple variables in one line.
prefer-const	`let` should only be used where reassignment is necessary.
prefer-promise-reject-errors	Promises should be `reject`ed with a clear error, not a simple value.
prefer-spread	Use ES6 spread operator instead of difficult to understand ES5 `.apply()`.
prefer-template	Use template strings instead of string concatenation (warning).
quotes	Use unescaped double quotes.
require-await	`async` functions should perform an `await`, otherwise `async` keyword is unnecessary.
semi	Don't use semicolons.
yoda	Don't use unintuitive conditions.