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@dreipol/pandora

v1.0.3

Published

Opinionated set of eslint and prettier rules

Downloads

75

Readme

pandora

Build Status Code quality NPM version NPM downloads MIT License

Opinionated set of eslint and prettier rules

Installation

Notice that all the @dreipol/pandora peer dependencies should be installed manually. For this reason we need to explicitly define their major version.

# Install the linting tools
npm i -D eslint@8 prettier@2

# Install the plugins used in @dreipol/pandora
npm i -D eslint-config-airbnb-base@15 eslint-plugin-prettier@4 eslint-config-prettier@8 eslint-plugin-fp@2 eslint-plugin-import@2

# Install @dreipol/pandora
npm i -D @dreipol/pandora

For Typescript support

npm i -D typescript@4 @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin@5 @typescript-eslint/parser@5

These plugins assume a tsconfig.json file in your project root (Docs).

Optional IDE Configuration

Eslint Setup

Set up your eslint config (.eslintrc.js) file as follows to enable the @dreipol/pandora eslint rules in your project

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [eslint.base],
}

To enable Typescript support, simply add the eslint.typescript settings to the extension list

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [eslint.base, eslint.typescript],
}

Prettier Setup

Set up your prettier config (.prettierrc.js) file as follows to enable the @dreipol/pandora prettier rules in your project

const { prettier } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = prettier.base

Vue Setup

Installation

For Vue Project we need to install one additional plugin eslint-plugin-vue

npm i -D eslint-plugin-vue@8

Eslint Setup

To enable the Vue.js linting you should add the following extension to your eslint config (.eslintrc.js) file:

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [eslint.base, eslint.vue],
}

If you need Typescript support in your Vue components, you can add the following ESLint plugin

npm i -D @vue/eslint-config-typescript@7

Now, enable Vue Typescript support in your eslint config

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [
    api.eslint.base,
    api.eslint.typescript,
    api.eslint.vue,
    api.eslint.vueTypescript,
  ]
}

Prettier Setup

To let prettier format your Vue.js files you can simply setup your prettier config (.prettierrc.js) file as follows

const { prettier } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = prettier.vue

React Setup

Installation

For React projects we need to install the following two dependencies:

npm i -D eslint-plugin-react@7 eslint-plugin-react-hooks@4

Eslint Setup

To enable linting for React/JSX files, you should add the following extension to your eslint config (.eslintrc.js) file:

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [eslint.base, eslint.react],
}

You don't need any specific plugins for Typescript support with React, just enable both configs in your .eslintrc.js.

const { eslint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [eslint.base, eslint.react, eslint.typescript],
}

Stylelint Setup

Stylelint Installation

Make sure to have Stylelint installed in your project before proceeding with the following steps

npm i stylelint@14 stylelint-prettier@2 stylelint-config-prettier@9

Stylelint Basic Rules Config

To use only the basic pandora stylelint rules in your project you can set up your .stylelintrc.js file as follows

const { stylelint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [stylelint.base],
}

Stylelint SCSS Config

Does your project use SCSS files? No problems... you can enable the pandora stylelint rules for scss. First you need to install the stylelint-scss dependency

npm i stylelint-scss@4 postcss-scss@4 postcss@8

You can then update your .stylelintrc.js file as follows

const { stylelint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [
    stylelint.base,
+   stylelint.scss,
  ],
}

Stylelint BEM Patterns Config

To make sure your classes will be properly named according to BEM, you might enable the pandora bem pattern plugin. First you need to install stylelint-selector-bem-pattern

npm i stylelint-selector-bem-pattern@2

You can then update your .stylelintrc.js file as follows

const { stylelint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [
    stylelint.base,
    stylelint.scss,
+   stylelint.bemPattern,
  ],
}

Stylelint Order Config

Do you care about the order of your css properties? In that case the pandora stylelint/config-order is what you are looking for. First install stylelint-order

npm i stylelint-order@5

Then update your .stylelintrc.js file as follows

const { stylelint } = require('@dreipol/pandora')

module.exports = {
  extends: [
    stylelint.base,
    stylelint.scss,
    stylelint.bemPattern,
+   stylelint.order,
  ],
}