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pgs-dev-tslint

v10.1.3

Published

PGS tslint rules

Downloads

10

Readme

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PGS-dev-tslint

PGS standard tslint rules.

tslint.json file contains general rules for any TypeScript project.

tslint-rxjs.json file contains general rules for any TypeScript project with RxJS.

tslint-angular.json file contains general rules for any angular projects.

Optional rules

interface-name - forces interfaces to start with "I" prefix. It helps in some situations but it's not mandatory.

no-string-literal - there might be an issue with testing private methods etc.

object-literal-sort-keys - nice to have, but no auto fix -> time consuming

trailing-comma - can be set as the cfg below if you don't like trailing commas.

{
  true,
  {
    "multiline": "never",
    "singleline": "never"
  }
}

naming-convention - can be slightly adjusted per project depending on devs preferences

member-access - might be set to true if devs agree to always write "public" member access

whitespace - can be adjusted depending on devs preferences

How to use

Verify which version you need from the 3 versions available (tslint.json, tslint-rxjs.json, tslint-angular.json)

Update your project tslint.json to extend rules from the previously selected file.

Update tslint.json rules to overwrite optional official rules or add unofficial ones if needed.