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eslint-config-purify

v2.3.0

Published

A simple and modern way to make your code clean

Downloads

570

Readme

eslint-config-purify NPM version

A simple and modern way to make your code clean

Installation

npm install --save-dev eslint eslint-config-purify

Configuration (only new: eslint.config.js)

From v8.21.0, eslint announced a new config system. In the new system, .eslintrc* is no longer used. eslint.config.js would be the default config file name.

More details: the new config system.

So, you can just extend this config in your eslint.config.js:

import eslintConfigPurify from "eslint-config-purify";

export default [
  ...eslintConfigPurify,
  {
    // ... your awesome config (plugins, rules, etc.)
  }
];

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Features

License

eslint-config-purify is licensed under the MIT License.