@chilangolabs/eslint-config

This package provides Chilango Labs's .eslintrc as an extensible shared config.

Usage

We export multiple ESLint configurations for your usage. Environment and parser options are only set where noted, please remember set yours based on the need of your project (e.g., jquery or mocha for your environment)

@chilangolabs/eslint-config

Our default export contains all ESLint rules for ES5.

1. npm install --save-dev @chilangolabs/eslint-config
2. add `"extends": "@chilangolabs/eslint-config" to your .eslintrc

@chilangolabs/eslint-config/node

Adds Node support and rules for Node specific javascript This config will add node to eslint's environments option

1. npm install --save-dev @chilangolabs/eslint-config
2. add "extends": ["@chilangolabs/eslint-config", "@chilangolabs/eslint-config/node"] to your .eslintrc

@chilangolabs/eslint-config/browser

Adds Browser support and environmental variables

1. npm install --save-dev @chilangolabs/eslint-config
2. add "extends": ["@chilangolabs/eslint-config", "@chilangolabs/eslint-config/browser"] to your .eslintrc

Note for use with test frameworks

First, put a separate .eslintrc.json file in your tests folder with

{
	"env": {
		"mocha": true // or qunit, or jasmine, etc...
	}
}

This will turn on mocha global variables (describe, it, etc..). ESLint also has an env setting for jasmine, qunit, and a few others. See their website for more in.

Improving this config

Want to improve our rules? Feel free to make a pull request.