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@blockly/eslint-config

v4.0.1

Published

ESlint configuration used by Blockly plugins.

Downloads

779

Readme

@blockly/eslint-config Built on Blockly

ESLint shareable config used by Blockly plugins

Installation

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

About

This configuration is specific to Blockly and blockly-samples style rules. In general, we follow the Google JavaScript and TypeScript style guides, but not entirely, due to the existence of code that predates Google's current recommendations. This configuration also does not match the core Blockly repo's configuration in an effort to make sure new sample code follows the more modern guidelines.

The top-level rules section contains rules that apply to all js and ts files. The overrides section contains an override for TypeScript files that has TS-specific rules. In some cases, rules in the top-level section are disabled in favor of their TS-specific counterparts. In general, TS files must adhere to both sets of rules.

JsDoc and TsDoc flavors

JS files are set to "closure" flavor of JsDoc using the eslint-plugin-jsdoc package. This preset enforces that Google's Closure-style JsDoc rules are used rather than the non-Google JsDoc rules. One notable departure from the Closure style is that we use @returns rather than @return.

TS files are set to the "typescript" flavor in the eslint-plugin-jsdoc settings. This should correspond to TsDoc style, but this plugin provides a superior experience to that of the eslint-plugin-tsdoc package, which does not provide configurable rules.

License

Apache 2.0