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eslint-config-vyce

v5.2.2

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Vyce Typescript style guide

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eslint-config-vyce

Vyce Typescript style guide

How to use

  1. Install the package
npm install --save-dev eslint-config-vyce
  1. Add "extends": ['vyce'] to your .eslintrc.js

How to develop

  • Clone the repository
  • Run npm install to install dependencies
  • Make changes, create new branch and commit & push

Versioning

Tightening of any checks means breaking change and should be published with major version release. Relaxation of rules and fixing issues are published under minor and patch versions.

  • Major: Breaking changes and/or major ESLint version update
  • Minor: Relaxation of rules or fine-tuning current rules. Also when tightening rules to warn
  • Patch: Fixing of minor oversights

How to publish new version

  • Run npm run version [patch|minor|major] to bump the version
  • Commit and push changes
  • Create pull request to master
  • Merge PR to master and GitHub Action will build, publish and then tag the commit if successful