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eslint-config-cloudcannon

v1.0.0-rc5

Published

Eslint config for CloudCannon

Downloads

1,143

Readme

CloudCannon ESLint Config

Welcome to the CloudCannon ESLint config. This will ensure your code follows the CloudCannon linting definitions.

Setting up

Install packages:

$ npm install eslint-config-cloudcannon eslint eslint-plugin-import eslint-plugin-mocha --save-dev

Create a new file on the root directory name ".eslintrc.json" with the following content:

{
    "extends": [
        "cloudcannon"
    ]
}

Add the linting scripts into the packages.json file with the paths to the folders containing the .js code:

    "lint-autofix": "eslint --fix lib/** config/** test/** application.js",
    "lint-code": "eslint  lib/** config/** test/** application.js",
    "lint": "npm run lint-autofix && npm run lint-code"

Run the lint-code script to check the current errors:

$ npm run lint-code