eslint-plugin-module-checks

Rules to check various aspects of your AMD or ES6 modules for correctness.

Configuration

First include the plugin with npm install @atlassian/eslint-plugin-module-checks, then include it in your ESLint config

{
    "plugins": [
        "@atlassian/module-checks"
    ],
    ...
}

Then enable the rules you want to use. For example:

Enable the rules that you would like to use, for example:

{
    "rules": {
        "module-checks/no-unused-deps": 2,
        "module-checks/no-unordered-deps": 1
    }
}

List of supported rules

• depend-on-require: Allow or disallow use of the require module dependency
• named-define: Allow or disallow explicitly named modules
• no-unordered-deps: Disallow unordered module dependencies
• no-unused-deps: Disallow dependencies that are not used in the module body

List of borrowed rules

We borrow some rules from other ESLint plugins. They are listed below:

• no-assign-exports: Disallow assignment to exports when using Simplified CommonJS Wrapper
• no-conditional-require: Disallow use of conditional require calls (off by default)
• no-dynamic-require: Disallow use of dynamically generated paths in a require call (off by default)
• no-invalid-define: Disallow invalid module definitions
• no-invalid-require: Disallow invalid require or requirejs calls
• no-js-extension: Disallow .js extension in dependency paths
• no-require-tourl: Disallow use of require.toUrl and require.nameToUrl (off by default)
• one-dependency-per-line: Enforce line-break rules for AMD dependencies (off by default)