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@fauziralpiandi/eslint-config

v2.0.0

Published

ESLint config for @fauziralpiandi

Readme

@fauziralpiandi/eslint-config

Personal ESLint baseline for my own projects.

Install

pnpm add -D @fauziralpiandi/eslint-config

[!NOTE]

Requires eslint: ^9, and TypeScript configs need typescript: >=5.

Usage

import config from "@fauziralpiandi/eslint-config";

export default config({
  // env: "node",
  // ignores: [],
  // strict: false,
  // stylistic: false,
  // project: false | ["./tsconfig.json"],
  // overrides: []
});

Contents

  • ESLint 9 flat config.
  • @eslint/js recommended rules.
  • TypeScript configs via typescript-eslint when typescript is installed (skips if not).
  • Type-checked configs when a tsconfig*.json (including .jsonc/.json5) is in the project root, unless you override with the project option.

Options

  • env: "node" | "browser" | "worker" | Array<"node" | "browser" | "worker"> Defaults to "node". Applies globally to JS and TS configs.

  • ignores: string[] Global ignore patterns. Defaults to a list of common build outputs and caches.

  • strict: boolean Increases TypeScript correctness by using typescript-eslint strict configs when available (no JS strict preset applied).

  • stylistic: boolean Adds TypeScript stylistic rules (type-checked when a tsconfig is present).

  • project: string[] | false Overrides type-checked detection. Use false to force non-type-checked configs even if a tsconfig exists, or pass tsconfig paths to force type-checked configs.

  • overrides: Config[] Extra flat configs inserted before any user-provided configs. The type can be imported from this package:

    import type { Config } from "@fauziralpiandi/eslint-config";

License

MIT