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@ebarooni/swiftlint-config

v1.2.1

Published

A shareable SwiftLint configuration for enforcing Swift code standards

Downloads

30

Readme

@ebarooni/swiftlint-config

A shareable SwiftLint configuration for enforcing Swift style guidelines and maintaining code consistency.


Prerequisites

1. Install SwiftLint

Ensure swiftLint is installed on your system:

brew install swiftlint

2. Install Peer Dependencies

Since swiftLint runs as an external tool, install the necessary peer dependencies:

npm install -D swiftlint

3. Add SwiftLint to Your Scripts

To simplify usage, add the following script to your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "swiftlint": "node-swiftlint"
  }
}

Installation

To install the shared SwiftLint configuration, run:

npm install -D @ebarooni/swiftlint-config

Usage

Basic Configuration

To apply this SwiftLint configuration, create a swiftlint.config.js file in the project root:

module.exports = {
  ...require("@ebarooni/swiftlint-config"),
  included: ["${PWD}/ios"],
  excluded: ["${PWD}/node_modules", "${PWD}/ios/Pods"],
};

Helper Scripts

To streamline linting and formatting, add these scripts to your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "swiftlint:check": "npm run swiftlint -- lint",
    "swiftlint:fix": "npm run swiftlint -- --fix --format"
  }
}

Run these commands:

  • Check Swift code for issues:
    npm run swiftlint:check
  • Fix and format Swift code automatically:
    npm run swiftlint:fix

Customizing the Configuration

If you need to modify the rules, extend the configuration in swiftlint.config.js:

module.exports = {
  ...require("@ebarooni/swiftlint-config"),
  rules: {
    line_length: {
      warning: 120,
    },
  },
};