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@notwoods/eslint-config-preact

v1.0.0

Published

Truly unopinionated base ESLint configuration for Preact projects.

Downloads

31

Readme

@notwoods/eslint-config-preact

A truly unopinionated baseline ESLint configuration for Preact codebases.

It helps you avoid bugs, and lets you know when there's a more optimal way to do things.

What's included: sensible defaults for Preact development.

⛔️ What's not included: no stylistic or subjective rules are provided.

Right now, this plugin contains two configurations:

  • base - Just includes the React ESLint plugin, and some rules to avoid legacy APIs not supported in Preact.
  • recommended - enables recommended rules from eslint-plugin-react, configured to use Preact instead.

Compared to Preact's eslint-config-preact

This config only includes rules from eslint-plugin-react, unlike the official Preact config which prescribes Jest and Mocha rules.

Installation

Install eslint and this config:

npm i -D eslint @notwoods/eslint-config-preact

Usage (flat config)

Use in your eslint.config.js file anytime you want to extend one of the configs:

import preact from "@notwoods/eslint-plugin-react";

export default [
  // apply base Preact rules
  preact.configs.base,

  // apply recommended Preact rules
  ...preact.configs.recommended,
];

Make sure you're running eslint v8.21.0, v9.0.0, or higher for this configuration format to work.

Usage (legacy .eslintrc config)

The legacy format is not supported by this config.