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@atlassian/eslint-config-jira-fecq

v4.1.0

Published

ESLint configuration for legacy Jira DC JS code

Downloads

25

Readme

Jira FECQ ESLint Configuration

The source of truth for Jira's legacy JavaScript styleguide and code quality rules.

This ESLint configuration is part of the Front End Code Quality project and should be used to extend your local ESLint config to pull in Atlassian's preferred styles and linting requirements for legacy JavaScript.

The Jira ESLint configuration extends the base Atlassian FECQ rules.

Please take a look at the ESLint configuration in this project to understand the style and lint guidelines for Jira.

Requirements

  • node >= 10
  • yarn >= 1

Usage

To use this ESLint configuration in your project, extend it in your .eslintrc.

First install it as the npm module:

yarn install --save @atlassian/eslint-config-jira-fecq

Then add it to the .eslintrc that you want to extend and override config properties for your project.

{
    "extends": "@atlassian/jira-fecq",

    // override default rules, envs, globals
    "rules": {
        ...
    }
}

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.