@utima/eslint-config
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Utima's extensible shared eslint-config. It contains opinionated rules for JavaScript and TypeScript projects including React, TailwindCSS, Next.JS, jest and more.
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@utima/eslint-config
Utima's extensible shared eslint-config. Comes pre-configured with Prettier, opinionated rules for JavaScript, TypeScript projects including React, TailwindCSS, Next.JS, jest eslint plugins and more.
The config uses new flat config format, which is supported by eslint 7.0.0 and above. This allows us to use .mjs
extension and import other configs from npm packages.
Base config includes configurations for multiple frameworks (JS, TS, React, jest, import formatting) with some additional configs, you can use to extend the default one (see section below).
Install
npm i -D eslint@8 @utima/eslint-config
We are currently stuck on eslint v8 until all of the config dependencies are compatible with new v9
Usage
Create eslint.config.mjs
in the root of your directory with following contents:
import baseConfig from '@utima/eslint-config';
export default [...baseConfig];
Running eslint
Below is simple code snippet you can add to your package.json to run eslint:
{
"scripts": {
"lint": "ESLINT_USE_FLAT_CONFIG=true eslint -c eslint.config.mjs './**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,cjs,mjs}'",
}
}
Configs
Each config is a separate file, which can be imported and used in your config. For example, to use TailwindCSS config, you can do:
import baseConfig from '@utima/eslint-config';
import { tailwind } from '@utima/eslint-config/configs';
export default [...baseConfig, ...tailwind];
Check following table for all aviailable configs:
| Config name | Description | Included in default config |
|-------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|
| base
| Base config, includes language settings, globals, parser options | ✅ |
| javascript
| Extends eslint recommended settings with some custom overrides | ✅ |
| imprt
| eslint-plugin-import-x
| ✅ |
| unusedImports
| eslint-plugin-unused-imports
| ✅ |
| unicorn
| eslint-plugin-unicorn
| ✅ |
| jest
| eslint-plugin-jest
, eslint-plugin-jest-formatting
| ✅ |
| prettier
| plugin:prettier/recommended
| ✅ |
| react
| eslint-plugin-react
, eslint-plugin-react-hooks
| ✅ |
| typescript
| @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin
| ✅ |
| tailwind
| eslint-plugin-tailwindcss
| ❌ |
| typescriptTypeChecked
| Enables type-checking and type-checked rules (impacts performance) | ❌ |
| next
| @next/eslint-plugin-next
| ❌ |
FAQ
Q: Does this work with VSCode eslint plugin?
A: Yes, due to flat config and (.mjs) extension, you have to enable some settings:
{
"eslint.experimental.useFlatConfig": true,
"eslint.options": {
"overrideConfigFile": "eslint.config.mjs"
},
}
Contribution guide
Every PR implementing new feature should include changeset. Use npm run changeset
from the root of the repository to generate new changeset and include it with your PR.
Release
Make sure all new features are merged to main
and you are on main
branch including their changesets. and run:
npm run release
RC Versions
To enter RC mode, run:
npm run release:rc:exit
when in RC mode, all version releases will have -rc
suffix. To exit RC mode, run:
npm run release:rc:exit