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@apptoolkit/eslint-config

v0.6.0

Published

Eslint and Prettier common config

Readme

@apptoolkit/eslint-config

Flat config compartido para ESLint 10+.

Requisitos

  • Este paquete no instala eslint.
  • eslint se instala en el proyecto consumidor (peer dependency).

Ejemplo:

npm i -D eslint @apptoolkit/eslint-config

Usage

import eslintConfig from '@apptoolkit/eslint-config';

export default eslintConfig;

Monorepo

En monorepo, cada paquete que ejecute lint debe tener su propio eslint en devDependencies. La config compartida usa ese eslint del paquete consumidor.

Scripts Recomendados

Patron sugerido para cada paquete consumidor:

{
	"scripts": {
		"lint": "eslint --config ../eslint-config/index.js src",
		"lint:fast": "eslint --cache --cache-location .eslintcache --config ../eslint-config/index.js src",
		"lint:ci": "eslint --no-cache --config ../eslint-config/index.js src"
	}
}

Para paquetes con *.stories.*, usa dos pasadas como en @apptoolkit/form y @apptoolkit/ui para mantener overrides por glob.

Setup CLI

Puedes aplicar este patron automaticamente con el comando setup:

npx -p @apptoolkit/eslint-config apptoolkit-eslint-config setup

Opciones:

  • --dry-run: imprime el package.json resultante sin escribir.
  • --package <ruta>: permite actualizar otro paquete desde la raiz del monorepo.
  • --stories: usa el patron de dos pasadas para *.stories.*.

Ejemplos:

npx @apptoolkit/eslint-config setup --dry-run
npx @apptoolkit/eslint-config setup --package packages/form --stories

Sobre Automatizar Scripts

La config de ESLint no puede inyectar scripts en package.json. Los scripts pertenecen a npm/workspaces y se definen en cada paquete.

Se puede automatizar con este setup explicito (o con un script/codemod del repo), pero no desde la carga normal de la config de ESLint por si sola.

Troubleshooting

Si ves un error de peer dependency faltante (por ejemplo, que no encuentra eslint), instala eslint en el paquete donde ejecutas lint:

npm i -D eslint

Si usas workspaces:

npm i -D -w @apptoolkit/mi-paquete eslint