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@carimus/eslint-config-web

v1.2.0

Published

A base eslint config for Carimus web projects

Downloads

96

Readme

Carimus ESLint Config for Web

The prettier config used by Carimus web projects. This config is a good base config for any JS project that uses eslint.

  • Extends eslint-config-standard which is the eslint config that enforces standard JS code standards. Read more about those here.
  • Uses babel-eslint parser with support for modules and experimentalObjectRestSpread.
  • Includes the eslint-plugin-jest plugin and configuration for e.g. Jest globals.
  • Includes the eslint-config-prettier preset config in order to unset any rules that would conflict with prettier.
  • Some minor rule overrides that:
    • ban var
    • ban console statement
    • ban undefined
    • require camel cased variable names
    • some other minor tweaks built-up over time across projects to promote healthier code

TODO

  • [ ] For React projects, there will be a separate config that includes the react-specific stuff that extends this one.