lint-configs v1.0.0

jslint-configs

THE best lint configurations for JS, React, Node and Jest!

Stop relying on humans to write consistent and good quality JavaScript. Use jslint-configs to ensure your code is clean from common mistakes of JavaScript/React/Node and while doing that, give your developer-productivity an unfair boost!

⭐️ Features

jslint-configs support linting for the following technologies:

• JavaScript and ES6
• Node.js
• React.js

:bulb: For quickly increasing developer's knowledge it also has respective hyperlink for each lint rule as follows:

'arrow-parens': [2,              // https://eslint.org/docs/rules/arrow-parens
  'as-needed',
],

💿 Installation

• For Yarn: yarn add --dev lint-configs
• For NPM: npm install --save-dev lint-configs

📖 About Lint Setup

The way this lint configuration is setup as follows:

• Base Configuration (Parent configuration - includes all standard JS linting rules)
• React Configuration (Inherits from Base Config - adds up all standard React.js and JSX linting rules)
• Node Configuration (Inherits from Base Config - adds up all standard Node.js linting rules)

Let the picture speak a thousand words!

🔧 Usage

• Install ESLint in your project
• Create .eslintrc.js at the root of your project

Vanilla JavaScript

If you want to lint only vanilla JavaScript, extend your project's .eslintrc.js file from config-base as follows:

module.exports = {
  extends: "@inam/lint-configs/index.js"
};

React.JS Linting

If you want to lint JavaScript + React.JS code, extend your project's .eslintrc.js file from config-react as follows:

module.exports = {
  extends: "@inam/lint-configs/config-react.js"
};

Node.JS Linting

If you want to lint JavaScript + Node.JS, extend your project's .eslintrc.js file from config-node as follows:

module.exports = {
  extends: "@inam/lint-configs/config-node.js"
};

❤️ Contributing

Welcome contributing!

Please use GitHub's Issues/PRs.