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standard-tsx

v0.0.3

Published

standardjs lint with TypeScript and JSX file support (with no new typescript rules)

Downloads

29

Readme

standard-tsx

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A drop-in replacement for the standard JavaScript linter that supports both TypeScript and JavaScript code with and without JSX. This package does not add any new rules. Instead, it applies standard's eslint config (https://github.com/standard/eslint-config-standard) to both *.ts and *.js/.cjs/.mjs files as well as .tsx/.jsx React files. This is on top of ESLint's default TypeScript reccomendations (which are mostly non-style related):

Recommended rules for code correctness that you can drop in without additional configuration. These rules are those whose reports are almost always for a bad practice and/or likely bug. recommended also disables core ESLint rules known to conflict with typescript-eslint rules or cause issues in TypeScript codebases.

Install

npm install -D standard-tsx

Usage

To run against the current directory (analogus to npx eslint .):

npx standard-tsx

Or to fix

npx standard-tsx --fix

In package.json run scripts, you can add the following as aliases (which will run in context of your repo root):

  "scripts": {
    "lint": "standard-tsx",
    "fix": "standard-tsx --fix"
  },