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eslint-config-surikat

v5.0.0

Published

Surikat's way of coding in TS

Downloads

1,102

Readme

ESLint Config Surikat

Surikat's ESLint rules, including rules for TypeScript & React.

Setup

Install as a dev dependency. ESLint and other necessary dependencies will be included.

npm i -D eslint-config-surikat

Add an .eslintrc file:

npx eslint --init

Extend in your .eslintrc file. This is in general all your config file should need:

{
  "extends": "surikat"
}

For React applications, use the React specific config, including lint rules for React and hooks.

{
  "extends": "surikat/react"
}

In some cases, such as when having code in a monorepo, the ESLint config will be merged with configuration files in parent directories. To prevent this and only use this config, specify that the configuration file is a root file.

{
  "extends": "surikat",
  "root": true
}

Install Necessary Extensions

For VSCode, install the official ESLint extension.

For JetBrains based IDE:s such as IntelliJ, WebStorm & GoLand, support should be included out of the box.

Use

You should already get support from your code editor / IDE. Add a lint script to your `package.json to enable support for linting through the CI as well.

{
  "scripts": {
    "lint": "eslint . --ext .js,.jsx,.ts,.tsx"
  }
}