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cellular-lint

v2.0.1

Published

CLI toolbox for linting projects

Downloads

25

Readme

cellular-lint

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CLI toolbox for linting projects

Usage

Add the following script to your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "lint": "cellular-lint",
    "precommit": "cellular-lint-staged"
  }
}

NOTE: This package includes husky which will install a Git-hook that executes the precommit script upon commits.

Binaries

cellular-lint

Runs ESLint. If the project does not have any ESLint config, the following defaults are used instead:

{
  "extends": ["cellular"]
}

NOTE: This package has a postinstall script that will create a .eslintrc file with the defaults from above if the project does not contain any custom config.

cellular-lint-staged

Runs lint-staged with the folloing settigns:

{
  linters: {
    '**/*.+(js|mjs|jsx)': [
      'cellular-lint --fix',
      'cellular-flow focus-check', // if flow is present
      'git add'
    ]
  }
}

NOTE: If the project contains a .lintstagedrc or lint-staged.config.js file that config will be used instead.

cellular-flow

This is just a wrapper around the flow binary. Why? It's not uncommon for projects to contain an npm script called "flow". If such a script exists, lint-staged will run this instead of the actual flow binary which would prevent flow focus-check from working! To fix this we use cellular-flow as alias in our lint-staged configuration.

License

MIT