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@alexdiliberto/eslint-config

v6.0.1

Published

Alex DiLiberto's preferred ESLint rules

Downloads

136

Readme

@alexdiliberto/eslint-config

Build status Commitizen friendly

Shareable config for all of my preferred ESLint rules.

Installation

yarn add -D @alexdiliberto/eslint-config

OR

npm install --save-dev @alexdiliberto/eslint-config

Next, install all necessary peer dependencies as notified via console after running the above command.

Alternatively, if you are using this eslint-config with an Ember CLI project -- simply ensure that the ember-cli-eslint addon is installed with version >= v5.0.0 and that will take care of the necessary peer dependencies for you automatically.

Usage

Add @alexdiliberto to the extends array in your project's .eslintrc.js file as a shorthand and these sharable config rules will be automatically consumed by ESLint from within your project.

{
  extends: ['@alexdiliberto']
}

Using the @alexdiliberto/eslint-config config with eslint:recommended

To use this config in conjunction with ESLint's core eslint:recommended ruleset, extend them both, making sure to list @alexdiliberto last. Please note that I have made it a priority to try not override any of ESLint's recommended rules unless explicitly noted in comments -- this serves only as a precautionary measure to ensure overrides.

{
  extends: [
    'eslint:recommended',
    '@alexdiliberto'
  ]
}

Deploy

Due to an issue with yarn, simply use npm when running the deploy script

npm run release

License

MIT Copyright (c) Alex DiLiberto