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resolve-eslint

v1.0.3

Published

Try to execute a local bin eslint before to execute the global

Downloads

16

Readme

resolve-eslint

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Try to execute a local bin eslint before executing a global fallback eslint.

Sections | --- | Why | Install |

Why

I have several projects using different eslints' versions and when I run syntastic + eslint in my vim it's always trying to run my global configuration. So my first issue is that I want a CLI that will check if I have an eslint in the current working directory.

Other issue is that I have a project with subprojects using different eslint versions and searching an eslint bin in my current working directory is not enough.

resolve-eslint try to find an eslint in the directory of your current file, if is not there is going to start a recursive searching for a eslint instance and finally as a fallback is going to use an eslint bin provided by resolve-eslint.

Install

It's important that you don't have eslint installed as a global package.

npm install -g resolve-eslint

License

MIT