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@programic/eslint-plugin

v10.1.1

Published

Official ESLint plugin for Programic

Downloads

468

Readme

@programic/eslint-plugin

npm version

This package contains Programic's code styling presets and our own custom rules that we were missing in existing plugins.

Usage

  1. Install @programic/eslint-plugin as a dev dependency in your project with npm or yarn along with ESLint:
npm install eslint @programic/eslint-plugin --save-dev
yarn add eslint @programic/eslint-plugin --dev
  1. Add "@programic" (or "@programic/eslint-plugin") to plugins in your .eslintrc.

  2. [Optional] Extend one of our presets, like this "extends": ["plugin:@programic/vue-typescript"]

  3. [Optional] You can add the custom rules you need to your .eslintrc, like this:

{
  "rules": {
    "@programic/newline-before-first-type-import": "error",
    "@programic/dom-class-no-capital-letters": "error"
  }
}
  1. Add a lint script to your package.json: eslint . --ext .js,.jsx so you can run npm run lint or yarn lint. The . can be replaced with the path to your files and the value for the flag --ext can be replaced by a comma seperated list of the file extensions you want to lint. Replace the lint script if it already exists.

Configuration

Some rules use a shared configuration. Please read the settings docs if you want to change the default configuration.

Setup requirements

Before using any config or rule from this package, you should include the necessary packages.

Configs

| | tailwindcss | base | typescript | vue | vue-typescript | |-----------------------------------|-------------|---------|------------|---------|----------------| | eslint | ^8.2.0 | ^8.2.0 | ^8.2.0 | ^8.2.0 | ^8.2.0 | | eslint-plugin-import | - | ^2.27.5 | ^2.27.5 | ^2.27.5 | ^2.27.5 | | eslint-plugin-unicorn | - | ^45.0.2 | ^45.0.2 | ^45.0.2 | ^45.0.2 | | eslint-config-airbnb-base | - | ^15.0.0 | ^15.0.0 | ^15.0.0 | ^15.0.0 | | tailwindcss | ^3.2.7 | - | - | - | - | | eslint-plugin-tailwindcss | ^3.10.3 | - | - | - | - | | typescript | - | - | ^4.9.5 | - | ^4.9.5 | | @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin | - | - | ^5.53.0 | - | ^5.53.0 | | @typescript-eslint/parser | - | - | ^5.53.0 | - | ^5.53.0 | | eslint-import-resolver-typescript | - | - | ^3.5.3 | - | ^3.5.3 | | vue | - | - | - | ^3.2.45 | ^3.2.45 | | eslint-plugin-vue | - | - | - | ^9.9.0 | ^9.9.0 | | vue-eslint-parser | - | - | - | ^9.1.0 | ^9.1.0 |

You can find out for yourself which packages mentioned above are required per custom rule. For example, any TypeScript related rules requires the TypeScript ESLint packages (mentioned above) and any Vue related rule requires the Vue ESlint packages (mentioned above).