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@tivac/eslint-plugin-svelte

v3.1.0

Published

Svelte.js focused ESLint rules

Downloads

496

Readme

@tivac/eslint-plugin-svelte

Installing the plugin

Install the plugin and its dependencies via npm.

$> npm install --save-dev @tivac/eslint-plugin-svelte

Using the plugin

Add one of the shared configs provided by this plugin to the extends section in your ESLint config.

{
    "extends" : [
        // Only enables the plugin, no rule config
        "plugin:@tivac/svelte/base"

        // or

        // Enables the plugin and all rules
        "plugin:@tivac/svelte/recommended"
    ]
}

Rules

  • derived-inputs-outputs, input & value names of derived() should match
  • reactive-curlies, don't add { ... } if there's only a single statement
  • reactive-destructuring, prefer destructuring for reactive reassignments
  • reactive-functions, don't define functions inside reactive statements
  • reactive-literals, don't assign literals in a reactive statement
  • store-prop-destructuring, don't access store values as $foo.bar but instead destructure them $: ({ bar } = $foo); for more granular redraws
  • stores-initial-value, always give svelte stores a default value
  • stores-no-async, don't use async/await inside svelte stores because it causes issues with the auto-unsubscribing features