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@futagoza/eslint-config

v16.1.0

Published

Futago-za Ryuu's default ESLint configuration

Downloads

26

Readme

dependencies History License

This package contains configuration files for ESLint v7.15+

These is the default configuration for ESLint that I use in my JavaScript and/or TypeScript projects. It extends my other ESLint configurations to create a single unified configuration that can easily be used when working with:

  • Node LTS release's
  • TypeScript
  • Test files

installation

$ npm i --save-dev @futagoza/eslint-config

usage

Put the following into your configuration (.eslintrc.json file or the "eslintConfig" field in package.json):

{
    "extends": "@futagoza"
}

configurations

A list of usable configurations as well the configurations they use:

If you are using this configuration via yarn install (Yarn 1 only) then the following should be available as well:

ignored patterns

This configuration includes @futagoza/ignore, which exports a set of file-path globs (mostly recursively) to ignore files using the ignorePatterns property (a top-level configuration property for ESLint configuration files).

license

Copyright © 2017+ Futago-za Ryuu Released under the MIT License, http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT