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eslint-config-essential

v0.0.6

Published

Essential eslint configs

Downloads

11

Readme

eslint-config-essential

Eslint must stop you from doing dumb mistakes, not to annoy you with useless rules.

Perhaps during development, or on your project, you or someone added all recommended react, airbnb and other rules! Most of them can be solved with prettier or any other code formatting tool. These rules start to annoy the developer and create friction during development. More //eslint-disable-next-line or comments similar to these are added... the codebase starts to get a mess...

Eslint is made to prevent you from making mistakes, not to enforce code style that can be added automatically pre-commit.

So this "set" of rules, are pre-selected rules that only prevent errors, dumb mistakes, they are not to apply code style. We have selected all rules that are going to make your code better!

If any rule is missing, please send a PR and we are going to add them!

DISABLE THEM ALL!!!!!

Install

$ npm install eslint-config-essential --save-dev

Usage

edit your eslint config file and add:

{
  "extends": "essential"
}