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@barso/eslint-plugin-import

v2.32.0-eslint10-preview.1

Published

Import with sanity.

Readme

eslint-plugin-import (ESLint v10 Preview)

[!NOTE] Community Preview for ESLint v10

ESLint v10 support was merged into eslint-plugin-import in PR #3230, but an official release to NPM has not yet been published.

This community build is provided independently to enable testing ESLint v10 compatibility without changing package names or breaking peer dependencies across projects.

[!IMPORTANT] This preview build is an independent community effort and is not endorsed or supported by the official upstream maintainers. Please do not report issues regarding this preview build to the upstream repository.

For official documentation, rules, and repository updates, please refer to import-js/eslint-plugin-import.

Installation & Usage

Install via NPM alias to preserve the package name eslint-plugin-import for all peer dependencies across your project tree:

npm i eslint-plugin-import@npm:@barso/[email protected]

Or add directly to your package.json:

"eslint-plugin-import": "npm:@barso/eslint-plugin-import@^2.32.0-eslint10-preview.1"