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eslint-config-earthrocker

v1.1.0

Published

Eslint useful rules and conventions for earth rocker projects.

Downloads

51

Readme

eslint-config-earthrocker

A great ESLint config with sensible defaults that I use in all my JavaScript projects.

It is meant to be strict, enforcing as many useful rules and conventions as possible to keep the code clean, elegant and consistent across projects.

The rules are easy to follow, so this is a good starting place for new projects, while being easy to disable on a case by case basis for existing projects if you want to enforce and fix them gradually or have justified exceptions.

Install

To use it in your project, run:

npm install --save-dev eslint eslint-config-earthrocker

Then add a following .eslintrc.js file in the repo root:

module.exports: {
  'extends': 'eslint-config-earthrocker'
}

Finally, add eslint to a package.json script:

"scripts": {
  "lint": "eslint . --ext=js,jsx --fix; exit 0",
}

Now run npm run lint and enjoy thousands of errors! :)

Automatic fixes

To make things easier, you can run eslint with --fix option that automatically fixes all simple errors like indentation and quotes for you.

Overrides

Some of the rules may be too strict for your project, but you can easily override any rules or options like this:

module.exports: {
  'env': {
    'mocha': false
  },
  'extends': 'eslint-config-earthrocker',
  'rules': {
    'indent': ['warn', 'tab', { MemberExpression: 0 }],
  }
}