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@simpleview/eslint-config-dms

v2.0.3

Published

DMS eslint config

Downloads

358

Readme

eslint-config-dms

It provides a base eslint config with typescript support. It also provides a react-specific eslint config (that extends the base config) for react projects. You can skip installing unnecessary react linting-specific dependencies if using the base config.

Installation

Add eslint-config-dms as a dependency. Requires eslint 9 flat file format.

Choose the import specific to your project. You should only use one of these imports.

// use the JS config
// will enforce linting on all js files
import config from "eslint-config-dms/javascript"

// use the TS config
// will enforce linting on all js/js files
import config from "eslint-config-dms/typescript"

// use the react_typescript config
// will enforce linting on all js/jsx/ts/tsx files
import config from "eslint-config-dms/react_typescript"
  • Requires eslint >=9
  • Requires node 20.0.0

Customization

You can override or extend the rules provided by this package in your own project's eslint config

import config from "eslint-config-dms/typescript"

export default {
	...config,
	rules: {
		...config.rules,
		"no-console": "warn"
	}
}

Verify configs

Run tests to verify that the base and react configs work as intended.

npm run test