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eslint-config-frontwerk-typescript

v1.2.2

Published

Frontwerk's ESLint config with Typescript support

Downloads

19

Readme

eslint-config-frontwerk-typescript

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This package provides Frontwerk's TypeScript .eslintrc as an extensible shared ESLint config.

Usage

  1. Install the versions of the package, including its peerDependencies:
npm install --dev eslint-config-frontwerk-typescript @typescript-eslint/{eslint-plugin,parser} eslint eslint-plugin-import typescript

Or with yarn:

yarn add --dev eslint-config-frontwerk-typescript @typescript-eslint/{eslint-plugin,parser} eslint eslint-plugin-import typescript
  1. Extend your desired config file in your .eslintrc. We expose two configurations:

Semantic rules use the TypeScript compiler to inspect static types and validate code patterns. These rules require that a valid tsconfig.json file be present and referenced in your parserOptions's project inside of your .eslintrc. When using the recommended (default) config, be sure to pass a tsconfig.json in your .eslintrc.

  • The recommended (default) config that includes the TypeScript rules that require type checking. Add "extends": "frontwerk-typescript" to your .eslintrc.
{
  "extends": ["frontwerk-typescript", "plugin:import/typescript"],
  "parserOptions": {
     "project": "./tsconfig.json"
   },
}
  • A config without the TypeScript rules that require type checking. Add "extends": "frontwerk-typescript/no-type-checking" to your .eslintrc.
  • A config with the TypeScript rules that are stricter. Add "extends": "frontwerk-typescript/strict" to your .eslintrc.

Related

Contributing

  • Run tests with npm run test or yarn test.
  • Run the lint with npm run lint or yarn lint.

For details, check out the Contributing guide.

LICENSE

MIT