eslint-config-zombie

This module provides your project with an extendable base ESLint configuration to develop applications.

Installation

npm install --save-dev eslint-config-zombie

Usage with ESLint v9

Starting with ESLint v9, you'll need to use the new flat config format. Create an eslint.config.js file in your project's root:

const baseConfig = require('eslint-config-zombie');
const testConfig = require('eslint-config-zombie/test-file-config');

module.exports = [
    baseConfig,                // Base configuration for all JavaScript files
    testConfig,                // Relaxed rules for test files (*.spec.js, *.test.js)
    // Add your own custom configurations here if needed
];

Configuration Details

The package provides two configurations:

1. Main configuration (from eslint-config-zombie):

   • Parser: @babel/eslint-parser
   • React and React Hooks support
   • Node.js environment settings
   • Best practices, ES6, and stylistic rules

2. Test configuration (from eslint-config-zombie/test-file-config):

   • Applies to *.spec.js and *.test.js files
   • Disables certain rules that are commonly problematic in test files
   • Works independently of the base configuration

Customizing the Configuration

You can extend or override the configurations:

const baseConfig = require('eslint-config-zombie');
const testConfig = require('eslint-config-zombie/test-file-config');

module.exports = [
    baseConfig,
    testConfig,
    {
        // Your custom rules here
        rules: {
            // Override or add rules
            'no-console': 'warn',
        },
    },
];

Requirements

• Node.js >=18.18.0
• ESLint >=9.17.0
• You should have a Browserslist config specified in your project (recommended using .browserslistrc file)

License

MIT