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@cratis/eslint-plugin-arc

v20.39.1

Published

Cratis Arc ESLint rules: skip generated proxies and keep MVVM view models React-free. Compose on top of @cratis/eslint-config.

Readme

@cratis/eslint-plugin-arc

ESLint rules for projects that consume Cratis Arc. Compose these on top of the Cratis base config, @cratis/eslint-config.

| Rule / processor | What it does | |---|---| | skip-generated-proxies (processor) | Skips Arc-generated proxy files wholesale. They carry a // @generated by Cratis header (and a **DO NOT EDIT** banner), cannot be edited, and are regenerated by the build — so any finding on them is un-actionable. Keyed on the header because proxies sit intermixed with hand-written .ts. | | no-hooks-in-view-model | Disallows React hook calls inside MVVM view models (classes named *ViewModel). A view model must be a plain, React-free class; inject Cratis abstractions instead of calling hooks. |

Install

yarn add -D @cratis/eslint-plugin-arc @cratis/eslint-config eslint

Use

// eslint.config.mjs
import cratis from '@cratis/eslint-config';
import arc from '@cratis/eslint-plugin-arc';

export default [
    ...cratis.configs.consumer,
    ...arc.configs.recommended,
    // …your project rules
];

no-hooks-in-view-model options

'@cratis/arc/no-hooks-in-view-model': ['error', {
    classSuffix: 'ViewModel',          // class-name suffix that marks a view model
    hookPattern: '^use[A-Z]',          // bare-identifier calls treated as hooks
    additionalHooks: ['injectQuery'],  // extra call names to forbid
}]

Only bare-identifier calls (useState(...)) are flagged — member calls like this.useDefaults() are not, so view-model methods that merely start with use are safe.