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eslint-plugin-immutablejs

v0.1.3

Published

ESLint rules for projects using Immutable.js

Downloads

1,402

Readme

eslint-plugin-immutablejs

A set of ESLint rules for projects using Immutable.js.

Usage

Install

npm install --save-dev eslint-plugin-immutablejs

Configure

In .eslintrc, add a plugins array, and add immutablejs.

{
    "plugins": ["immutablejs"]
}

Then, enable any rule(s) you wish to use, in the form of immutablejs/rule-name-here.

Rules

no-native-map-set

Why?

There are 2 primary reasons for this rule.

  1. When using React with Immutable.js, there are times when you will be passing down a prop that is expected to be a Map or Set. When using React's PropTypes feature with the instanceOf validator, it's very easy to forget to import Immutable.js, and you'll end up with unfortunate errors if you aren't actively looking for PropType warnings in the console.

  2. Catching when you use Map/Set, but forget to import them. If you run your code without this rule, you'll get an error that Map/Set cannot be invoked without the new operator. This rule aims to catch this and provide a more obvious error before you run your code.

Rule Details

Examples of incorrect code for this rule:
    // ImmutableJS Map/Set not in scope
    const mySet = Set();
    const myMap = Map();

    const myOtherSet = new Set();
    const myOtherMap = new Map();
Examples of correct code for this rule:
    import { Map, Set } from 'immutable';

    const mySet = Set();
    const myMap = Map();

Contributing

  1. Write your rule in a new file in the rules folder
  2. Add a test file in the test folder, and write appropriate test-cases
  3. Add documentation about your rule to README.md
  4. Export your rule in index.js
  5. Submit a Pull Request