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@bastidood/eslint-config-svelte

v0.7.1

Published

Svelte rules and type-aware parsing for ESLint, composed with @bastidood/eslint-config.

Readme

@bastidood/eslint-config-svelte

Svelte entries for @bastidood/eslint-config.

Installation

pnpm add --save-dev @bastidood/eslint-config @bastidood/eslint-config-svelte eslint svelte typescript

Configuration

// eslint.config.ts
import { compose } from '@bastidood/eslint-config';
import { SVELTE } from '@bastidood/eslint-config-svelte';
import { CORE } from '@bastidood/eslint-config/core';
import { defineConfig } from 'eslint/config';

export default defineConfig({
	files: ['**/*.{js,cjs,mjs,jsx,ts,cts,mts,tsx,svelte}'],
	extends: compose(CORE, SVELTE),
});

Compose SVELTE after CORE so its parser handles .svelte, .svelte.js, and .svelte.ts files. The single call shares .svelte parser extension metadata across the block.

If you also lint Astro, add ignores: ['**/*.astro/**'] to this block to exclude Astro's virtual scripts. Import ASTRO from @bastidood/eslint-config-astro and add a separate block with files: ['**/*.astro', '**/*.astro/*.{js,ts}'] and extends: compose(ASTRO).

Entry Points

| Entry point | Contents | | ------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @bastidood/eslint-config-svelte | Svelte rules and type-aware parsing; bans $effect | | @bastidood/eslint-config-svelte/tanstack/table | Reserved for Svelte Table rules; compose with TANSTACK_TABLE from @bastidood/eslint-config/tanstack/table |

Limitations

  • Requires Svelte 5.
  • Rules are not configurable.
  • SvelteKit's inferred route props are invisible to ESLint due to differences between eslint-plugin-svelte and svelte-check. Annotate them (e.g., const { params }: PageProps = $props() via ./$types) or turn off the respective @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-* rules for route files in your own configuration.