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@code-pushup/create-eslint-config

v0.16.0

Published

Interactive setup wizard for @code-pushup/eslint-config

Readme

@code-pushup/create-eslint-config

npm License: MIT

Interactive setup wizard for @code-pushup/eslint-config.

Usage

Quick start

npm init @code-pushup/eslint-config

The wizard will:

  1. Scan your project for installed packages and config files.
  2. Prompt you to select which ESLint configs to include.
  3. Ask follow-up questions for configs that need them.
  4. Generate an eslint.config.mjs (or .js for ESM projects) with the selected presets.
  5. Add all required peer dependencies to package.json and run install.

Non-interactive

Use --yes to skip all prompts and accept detected defaults:

npm init @code-pushup/eslint-config -- --yes

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | ---------------------------------- | | --configs | string[] | | Configs to include | | --tsconfig | string | auto-detected | Path to tsconfig | | --node-version-source | 'node-version' | 'engines' | 'manual' | auto-detected | Where to read the Node version | | --node-version | string | | Node version range (e.g. >=20.0.0) | | --dry-run | boolean | false | Preview changes without writing | | --yes, -y | boolean | false | Skip prompts and use defaults |

Programmatic API

import { runSetupWizard } from '@code-pushup/create-eslint-config';

const result = await runSetupWizard({
  targetDir: process.cwd(),
  yes: true,
});

// result.files   pending file changes (relative paths)
// result.flush() write all changes to disk

Available configs

| Slug | Detected when | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | | javascript | Always recommended | | typescript | tsconfig.json exists or typescript is installed | | node | Backend/full-stack framework is installed | | angular | @angular/core is installed | | ngrx | @ngrx/core is installed | | react | react is installed | | graphql | GraphQL server package is installed | | jest | jest is installed or config file exists | | vitest | vitest is installed or config file exists | | cypress | cypress is installed or config file exists | | playwright | @playwright/test is installed or config exists | | storybook | storybook is installed or .storybook exists | | react-testing-library | @testing-library/react is installed |

Configs follow an inheritance hierarchy. Selecting a child preset subsumes its parent. For example, picking typescript automatically includes javascript.