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@tallarium/lenz

v3.0.6

Published

Tallarium Shared Lint Configs

Downloads

138

Readme

Lenz

Tallarium Shared Lint Configs

Building

npm run build

will create configuration files in dist. Note that copying the files in this directory is not the preferred method for use in other projects.

Develop locally with other projects

In the lenz directory:

npm link

and in the other project's directory

npm link @tallarium/lenz

Each time you want Lenz configuration changes to be reflected in other linked projects, build using the above instructions.

Deployment

Follow the standard NPM package release instructions.

Examples

The examples below are the basic files required to use a Lenz deployment in another project.

Where the file is extended, this means that project-specific configuration supplied in the json file will take precedence over that specified in Lenz.

tslint.json

{
  "extends": [
      "./node_modules/@tallarium/lenz/dist/.eslintrc.js"
  ]
}

.template-lintrc.js

module.exports = require("@tallarium/lenz/dist/templatelint");