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@fdhl/eslint-config

v2.0.4

Published

An opinionated ESLint config for TypeScript projects

Readme

@technowizard/eslint-config

An opinionated ESLint config for TypeScript projects. Requires ESLint v9+

Installation

Install the package

npm install @fdhl/eslint-config

In your eslint.config.js:

import fdhl from '@fdhl/eslint-config';

export default fdhl;

Principles

This configuration is well-suited for modern React/TypeScript projects, focusing on code quality, maintainability, and developer experience

Modern JavaScript/TypeScript Support: Uses ECMAScript 2024 features, supports both JavaScript and TypeScript

Code Quality: Enforces strict mode patterns, prevents common errors, disallows console statements in production code

React-Specific Rules: Uses React 19, enforces React Hooks rules, enables React Compiler, disables prop-types

Code Style: Enforces consistent code style with Prettier, uses perfectionist for sorting (enums, interfaces, JSX props, etc.), prefers arrow functions, enforces const over let/var

Import Management: Handles imports with eslint-plugin-import-x, prevents unused imports, validates import sources and dependencies

Security & Best Practices&: Prevents test-only code in production (no-only-tests), uses modern JavaScript features (e.g., optional chaining, nullish coalescing), enforces error handling patterns, prevents common security issues

Development Experience: Shows warnings for TODO/FIXME comments, provides clear error messages, integrates with TypeScript type checking

Included Plugins & Rules

This configuration includes the following eslint plugins:

Recommendations

This configuration is best used with: