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@busirocket/eslint-config

v0.1.1

Published

Shared ESLint configuration baseline

Downloads

214

Readme

@busirocket/eslint-config

Flat ESLint configuration for JavaScript and TypeScript projects: shared base rules plus optional layers for Next.js, Vite + React, Astro, Node, Tailwind, accessibility, and code-quality (including eslint-plugin-code-policy).

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • ESLint 9+ (flat config)
  • TypeScript 5.4+ for type-aware linting

Install eslint and typescript in your project. Importing a layer may require additional peer packages (for example @next/eslint-plugin-next for nextjs). Optional peers are listed in package.json under peerDependencies / peerDependenciesMeta.

Install

pnpm add -D @busirocket/eslint-config@^0.1.0 eslint typescript

Add peers for the stacks you use (React, Next.js, Astro, and so on). The base stack ships several dependencies bundled with this package; framework-specific plugins remain peers.

New project

  1. Add @busirocket/eslint-config and peers for your stack.
  2. Add eslint.config.ts (or .mjs) using jiti / tsx / Node 22+ TypeScript support as needed.
  3. Follow docs/adoption/new-repo.md.

Minimal eslint.config.ts (Node / library):

import { createBaseConfig } from '@busirocket/eslint-config/base'

export default createBaseConfig({ tsconfigRootDir: import.meta.dirname })

Next.js App Router: import createNextjsConfig from @busirocket/eslint-config/nextjs and compose with createBaseConfig as in the the Next.js template in engineering-baseline.

Existing project

See docs/adoption/existing-repo.md and docs/migration.md. Migrate to flat config first, then layer @busirocket/eslint-config.

Stacks

| Import subpath | Use case | | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | /base | Core TS/JS, imports, promise, security | | /nextjs | Next.js + React + boundaries | | /vite-react | Vite + React + boundaries | | /astro | Astro | | /node | Node libraries | | /code-quality | Sonar + code-policy | | /accessibility | jsx-a11y | | /tailwind | Tailwind plugin | | /frontend-boundaries | Boundaries only |

CLI helper

pnpm dlx @busirocket/create-baseline@^0.1.0 --check

--soft prints install commands; --hard also requires eslint.config.* in the repo root.

Related

  • Plugin (rules only): eslint-plugin-code-policy — full baseline is composed here, not in the plugin.
  • Prettier / TS configs: @busirocket/prettier-config, @busirocket/tsconfig.