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eslint-config-llama

v3.0.0

Published

The preferred eslint config of llamas everywhere.

Downloads

34

Readme

eslint-config-llama

A strict eslint configuration, designed to improve clarity, and enforce quality.

Usage

If you're new to eslint, you'll want to start here instead. You'll probably want a config like AirBnB or Standard.

Install the config:

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

Stick this in your .eslintrc.js file:

const eslint = exports;

eslint.extends = [
	'eslint:recommended',
	'llama',
];

The llama config customizes the eslint:recommended preset. Be sure to include it in the array.

Why

I'm opinionated when it comes to code style, and my .eslintrc.js file is bloated with rules. This becomes a problem as my style evolves, since rules in my older projects need to be manually updated.

By sticking them in a published, versioned configuration, greenkeeper can help me keep style consistent across all my projects.

Philosophy

Code should be:

  • Concise
  • Consistent
  • Documented
  • Simple

This config will do everything it can to enforce those qualities.

If you're looking for an unopinionated super-chill config that just works with your existing style, you won't find it here.

Dealbreakers

This config enforces:

  • 2 space indentation.
  • const over let, never var.
  • Global strict mode.
  • Space before function parameters.