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@ast-tools/eslint-config

v0.1.1

Published

AST ESLint configs to rule them all

Downloads

6

Readme

@ast-tools/eslint-config

ESLint plugin includes Access Softek rules for JS and TS codebase. Better to use with framework-oriented packages @ast-tools/eslint-config-react

Usage

Install from npm

npm i --save-dev @ast-tools/eslint-config

Then, need to include necessary configurations sets to .eslintrc.js. We need to choose base configuration, and any necessary additional configs. Package include eslint@7 and prettier@2 dependencies, so you should remove eslint, prettier, and @ast-tools/eslint-config internal dependencies from your project package.json.

Base configurations

For application

{
  "extends": ["@ast-tools/eslint-config/app"]
}

For library

{
  "extends": ["@ast-tools/eslint-config/lib"]
}

Additional configurations

If we use Jest

{
  "extends": ["@ast-tools/eslint-config/app", "@ast-tools/eslint-config/jest"]
}

Configurations overview

Main configurations sets contains common rules

  • @ast-tools/eslint-config/app - common rules and specific rules for applications
  • @ast-tools/eslint-config/lib - common rules and specific rules for libraries

Additional configurations sets. This configs not contain common eslint rules, and must be included with main configurations

  • @ast-tools/eslint-config/jest - rules for lint Jest test suits

Internal used plugins

@ast-tools/eslint-config/app and @ast-tools/eslint-config/lib include:

  • eslint-config-airbnb - common and popular configuration
  • eslint-plugin-eslint-comments - validate eslint comments
  • eslint-plugin-import - validate proper imports
  • eslint-plugin-promise - enforce best practices for promises
  • eslint-plugin-jest - validate jest tests
  • @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin - lint TypeScript files, adopt many eslint rules to TS code, and provide specific TS rules
  • eslint-plugin-prettier - disable code formatting using eslint tools and transfers all the logic to a prettier, and report differences as eslint issues

Troubleshooting

Wrong or duplicated eslint or some eslint plugins versions

Try to remove eslint, prettier, and @ast-tools/eslint-config internal dependencies from your project package.json, then reinstall dependencies.

Usage tips for Nx monorepo

Connect to nx workspace

In root config

Add "@ast-tools/eslint-config/app" to extends section on config. Also, if you monorepo contains only buildable/publishable libs without apps, use "@ast-tools/eslint-config/lib" instead of "@ast-tools/eslint-config/app"

{

    "root": true,
    "ignorePatterns": ["**/*"],
    "extends": ["@ast-tools/eslint-config/app"]
    ...optionally some other configs
}

In apps and non-buildable/non-publishable libs

In app/lib eslint configuration just extends root config

{
    "extends": ["../../.eslintrc.json"],
    "ignorePatterns": ["!**/*"]
    ...optionally some other configs
}

Only in buildable/publishable libs (if repo contain apps or non-buildable/non-publishable libs)

Add "@ast-tools/eslint-config/lib" in extends section after root config

{
    "extends": ["../../.eslintrc.json", "@ast-tools/eslint-config/lib"],
    "ignorePatterns": ["!**/*"]
    ...optionally some other configs
}

Non-JSON configs usage

Nx means usage .eslintrc.json for configure ESLint. Just provide it! In .eslintrc.json add extension of actual root config file:

{
  "extends": ["./.eslintrc.js"]
}

After that:

  • Nx see what they need and don't re-initialize lint infrastructure
  • You can use better config formats and nx generators