@ferdaber/eslint-plugin-sorting
v0.1.0
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My own ESLint plugin containing custom lint rules for our code.
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ESLint plugin for sorting
My own ESLint plugin containing custom lint rules for our code.
Installation
NPM
npm install -D @ferdaber/eslint-plugin-sorting
Yarn
yarn add -D @ferdaber/eslint-plugin-sorting
In your .eslintrc
file, add the following:
{
"plugins": ["@ferdaber/sorting"],
"rules": {
"@ferdaber/sorting/rule-name": "error"
}
}
Rules
sort-imports
🔧
Enforces all import declarations to be sorted in the following order:
- Side effect imports
- External imports
- Internal imports
- Static asset imports
Enforces all import specifiers to be sorted alphabetically, as well.
Options
The rule accepts an object with its properties as:
declarationSort
(default:'import'
):'import' | 'source'
fix
(default:false
):boolean
Default option settings are:
{
"@ferdaber/sorting/sort-imports": [
"error",
{
"declarationSort": "import",
"fix": false
}
]
}
Example
Example of incorrect code for this rule:
import MySvg from './svgs/my-svg.svg'
import React from 'react'
import { moduleB, moduleC } from 'my-module'
Example of correct code for this rule:
import 'side-effects-only'
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'
import React from 'react'
import { Router } from 'react-router'
import App from './my-app-wrapper'
import * as routes from 'my-app-routes'
import Icon from 'react-icons/md/icon.svg'
import SomeImage from '../images.png'
declarationSort
Changes the sorting strategy for import declarations based on their source ('source'
) vs. on their imported names ('import'
).
Example of incorrect code for this rule with the default { "declarationSort": "source" }
option:
import module1 from 'module-b'
import module2 from 'module-a'
Example of correct code for this rule with the default { "declarationSort": "source" }
option:
import module2 from 'module-a'
import module1 from 'module-b'
Example of incorrect code for this rule with the { "declarationSort": "import" }
option:
import moduleB from 'module-a'
import * as moduleD from 'module-d'
import moduleA, { moduleC } from 'module-c'
Example of correct code for this rule with the { "declarationSort": "import" }
option:
import moduleA, { moduleC } from 'module-c'
import moduleB from 'module-a'
import * as moduleD from 'module-d'
sort-object-keys
🔧
Enforces all object literal keys to be in alphabetical order.
Options
The rule accepts an object with its properties as:
fix
(default:false
):boolean
Default option settings are:
{
"@ferdaber/sorting/sort-object-keys": [
"error",
{
"fix": false
}
]
}
Example
Example of incorrect code for this rule:
const a = 'a'
const foo = {
b: 'b',
a,
}
const A = 'a'
const B = 'b'
const foo = {
[`${B}A`]: 'ba',
[B]: b,
[A]: a,
}
Example of correct code for this rule:
const A = 'a'
const B = 'b'
const foo = {
a: 'a',
A,
[B]: b,
[`${B}A`]: 'ba',
}
sort-pattern-keys
🔧
Enforces all object destructuring patterns to have alphabetical keys.
Options
The rule accepts an object with its properties as:
fix
(default:false
):boolean
Default option settings are:
{
"@ferdaber/sorting/sort-pattern-keys": [
"error",
{
"fix": false
}
]
}
Example
Example of incorrect code for this rule:
const Component = ({ hidden, className }) => null
const { hidden, className = '' } = this.props
Example of correct code for this rule:
const Component = ({ className, hidden = false }) => null