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tslint-plugin-relay

v0.0.3

Published

This is a work-in-progress to migrate Relay linting rules from [Artsy](https://github.com/artsy/reaction/blob/7e0b8bc25b18e7e2335d1f0165cce88336da5d1c/tslint/relayOperationGenericsRule.js) and from [eslint-plugin-relay](https://github.com/relayjs/eslint-p

Downloads

22

Readme

tslint-plugin-relay Build Status

This is a work-in-progress to migrate Relay linting rules from Artsy and from eslint-plugin-relay to TSLint.

How do I use this?

Add tslint-plugin-relay as a devDependency using yarn add -D tslint-plugin-relay. Then open your TSLint config file and "tslint-plugin-relay" to your extends list.

{
  "extends": [
-   "tslint:recommended"
+   "tslint:recommended",
+   "tslint-plugin-relay"
  ],

Now you can add rules from this repo to the rules dictionary. See this blog post for more information on sharing rules and configurations across projects.

Rules

relay-operation-generics

Helps enforce type safety and adherence to the following TypeScript/Relay conventions:

  • QueryRenderer components must include type parameters (includes fix).
  • QueryRenderer components must use graphql tagged template strings for their query prop.
  • calls to commitMutation must use graphql tagged template strings for their mutation option.
  • calls to commitMutation must include type parameters (includes fix).
  • calls to commitMutation must use full object literal syntax for their mutation option.
"relay-operation-generics": [
  true,
  { "artifactDirectory": "__generated__", "makeRelative": false }
]

How do I work on this?

git clone https://github.com/relay-tools/tslint-plugin-relay.git
cd tslint-plugin-relay
yarn install
# Open VS Code with `code .`

(We're still figuring out a testing strategy. See #2.)

How do I deploy this?

yarn release