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@bud-tools/eslint-plugin

v0.0.1

Published

3 years ago

Custom ESLint rules for developing BudTools extensions and applications

Downloads

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Description

The @bud-tools/eslint-plugin contributes rules useful for Eclipse BudTools development. The plugin helps identify problems during development through static analysis including code quality, potential issues and code smells.

Rules

`localization-check`:

The rule prevents the following localization related issues:

incorrect usage of the nls.localizeByDefault function by using an incorrect default value.
unnecessary call to nls.localize which could be replaced by nls.localizeByDefault.

`no-src-import`:

The rule prevents imports using /src/ rather than /lib/ as it causes build failures. The rule helps developers more easily identify the cause of build errors caused by the incorrect import.

`runtime-import-check`:

The rule prevents imports from folders meant for incompatible runtimes. The check enforces the code organization guidelines of the framework and guards against invalid imports which may cause unforeseen issues downstream.

`shared-dependencies`:

The rule prevents the following:

prevents the implicit use of a shared dependency from @bud-tools/core.
prevents extensions from depending on a shared dependency without re-using it from @bud-tools/core.

Additional Information

License

Trademark

"BudTools" is a trademark of the Eclipse Foundation https://www.eclipse.org/budtools