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@futagoza/eslint-config-javascript

v17.2.0

Published

Futago-za Ryuu's ESLint configurations for JavaScript

Readme

This package contains configuration files for ESLint v10+

These are configuration files for ESLint that are used to lint my JavaScript projects.

NOTE: All the main configuration files...

installation

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

usage

Put the following into your eslint configuration file:

import { defineConfig } from "eslint/config"
import javascript from "@futagoza/eslint-config-javascript"

// Used alongside other configurations:
export default [

    // ...

    javascript,

    // ...

]

// Used as base configuration for other configurations:
export default defineConfig(
    {

        // ...

        extends: [ javascript ],

        // ...

    },
)

configurations

A list of importable ESLint configuration files:

  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript (alias for my current default)
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es5.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2015.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2016.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2017.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2018.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2019.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2020.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2021.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2022.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2023.js (default)
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2024.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2025.js
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/es2026.js

Additionally, there are some base configuration files that help target source types (the intention was to use them with the above configuration files, but I ended up finding a much better way to implement them and decided to leave these as they can provide a way to quickly switch (or target) source types; e.g. commonjs on Node):

  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/common.js (common.js based JavaScript modules)
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/latest.js (the latest supported JavaScript version by ESLint; e.g. ESNext)
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/module.js (ES2015+ import/export based JavaScript modules)
  • @futagoza/eslint-config-javascript/script.js (plain JavaScript code)

license

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