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@glimmerx/eslint-plugin

v0.6.8

Published

ESLint Plugin to enable and streamline glimmerx development

Downloads

135

Readme

@glimmerx/eslint-plugin

Background

ESLint is an open source JavaScript linting utility.

Introduction

This project exists to provide ESLint rules that either:

  • fix issues between inline templates and the core ESLint rules
  • Enable enhanced development experience for GlimmerX component authors/maintainers

Installation and Usage

yarn add -D @glimmerx/eslint-plugin

For configuration, ESLint generally uses files named .eslintrc.json or .eslintrc.js. The examples in this README will use js syntax, but you can read the configuration docs for ESLint for information on other formats / methods

To enable the Plugin, you will need to add the @glimmerx plugin to your list of plugins:

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    // ...existing plugins, if any
    '@glimmerx'
  ],
  // ...Other configuration settings
}

You will also need to enable any rules in the list of rules present in that same configuration. For example, if you wanted to use the rule @glimmerx/template-vars:

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    // ...existing plugins, if any
    '@glimmerx'
  ],
  // ...Other configuration settings
  rules: {
    '@glimmerx/template-vars': 'error'
  }
}

For details on what specific rules do and full configuration options, refer to The Rules Docs

Development

For information on developing ESLint rules, see the ESLint Rule Development Documentation

Testing

Testing is done by mocha and (when possible) uses ESLint's built-in RuleTester

yarn test