eslint-config

This package provides App Press' .eslintrc.json as an extensible shared config.

Usage

A few ESLint configurations are exported for convenience; all exports allow for standard testing frameworks (Mocha, Jasmine, and Jest):

eslint-config

The default export contains all ESLint rules, including ES6 and React, and tries to find a balance between traditional server-side and client-side code styles. For this reason, it does not use modules for client-side code by default; thus, the following code will not pass linting:

import React from "react";

But this will:

const React = require("react");

1. npm install --save-dev @app-press/eslint-config eslint eslint-plugin-react
2. Add "extends": "@app-press/eslint-config to your .eslintrc file

eslint-config/node

This export is for use on server-side-only code and will not lint React (though it will lint ES6).

1. npm install --save-dev @app-press/eslint-config eslint
2. Add "extends": "@app-press/eslint-config/node to your .eslintrc.json file

eslint-config/client

This export is for use on client-side-only code and will lint React (including JSX) and ES6 code.

1. npm install --save-dev @app-press/eslint-config eslint
2. Add "extends": "@app-press/eslint-config/client to your .eslintrc file

eslint-config/client-modules

This export is for use on client-side-only code and will lint React (including JSX) and ES6 code. It will also expect that all client-side code is ES6 module based (and thus will assume strict by default).

1. npm install --save-dev @app-press/eslint-config eslint
2. Add "extends": "@app-press/eslint-config/client-modules to your .eslintrc file

To override specific rules, simply add a rules section to your .elintrc.json and add your desired rules — they will take precedence.

You may also modify the parser, parserOptions, etc. Just include those sections as well.