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@delement/eslint-config-master

v1.2.0

Published

ESLint rules from Digital Element

Readme

ESLint rules from Digital Element

npm

This config uses a comprehensive ESLint (9+) setup enforcing code quality and consistency across JavaScript and TypeScript files.

Usage

In eslint.config.js flat configuration file:

import eslintConfig from "@delement/eslint-config-master";

export default [
  ...eslintConfig,
  // Rules overwriting...
];

Features

  • support for TS, TSX, JS, MTS, JSX, Node, Service worker and Jest syntax;
  • modern JavaScript code standard from ES6+;
  • import alphabet order, JSDoc validation, require of semicolons and more cool things;
  • ban for @ts-ignore comments;
  • all namings of interfaces use PascalCase with I letter, all types use T letter;
  • all promises needs catch and return statement in chaining via then;
  • react hooks and react fast refresh rules;
  • node security rules;
  • accessibility checkups for JSX and TSX;

Note

Folders "node_modules", "build", "public", "assets", "dist", ".temp", "tmp", "temp", ".cache", "cache", ".husky" ignored by default.