@borela-tech/eslint-config

Shared ESLint configuration for Borela Tech projects.

Features

• Preconfigured ESLint rules
• Includes recommended rules from:
  • ESLint
  • TypeScript
  • React (if applicable)
• Custom rules for consistent import/export organization

Installation

npm install --save-dev @borela-tech/eslint-config

Usage

Create a file named eslint.config.ts in the root of your project and add the following code:

import {CONFIG} from '@borela-tech/eslint-config'
export default CONFIG

Custom Rules

This package includes several custom ESLint rules to enforce consistent import and export organization. All rules are auto-fixable.

sorted-imports

Enforces imports are sorted alphabetically within their respective groups:

1. Side-effect imports (e.g., import 'module')
2. Default imports (e.g., import React from 'react')
3. Named imports (e.g., import {useState} from 'react')
4. Type imports (e.g., import type {Config} from 'module')

Within each group, imports are sorted alphabetically by module source. Named import specifiers within each import are also sorted alphabetically.

sorted-re-exports

Enforces re-exports are sorted alphabetically within their respective groups:

1. Re-export all (e.g., export * from 'module')
2. Re-export named (e.g., export {foo, bar} from 'module')
3. Re-export type (e.g., export type {Type1, Type2} from 'module')

Within each group, re-exports are sorted alphabetically by module source. Named export specifiers are also sorted alphabetically.

imports-and-re-exports-at-top

Ensures all imports and re-exports appear at the top of the file before any other statements.

individual-imports

Enforces one import per statement instead of grouped imports:

Bad:

import {foo, bar, baz} from 'module'

Good:

import {foo} from 'module'
import {bar} from 'module'
import {baz} from 'module'

individual-re-exports

Enforces one re-export per statement instead of grouped re-exports:

Bad:

export {foo, bar, baz} from 'module'

Good:

export {foo} from 'module'
export {bar} from 'module'
export {baz} from 'module'