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@govuk-one-login/ipv-trust-and-reuse-eslint-rules

v1.0.10

Published

ESLint rules for the Trust and Reuse Team components

Readme

ipv-trust-and-reuse-eslint-rules

Provides a set of standard ESLint rules for the Trust and Reuse Team components. It support ESLint rules for:

  • Javascript using the @eslint/js plugin
  • Typescript using the typescript-eslint plugin
  • Prettier using the eslint-plugin-prettier plugin
  • Vitest using the @vitest/eslint-plugin plugin (if vitest is installed in your project)

Installation

  1. From the command line install eslint and the package using. This should be stored as a devDependencies and it's recommended to pin the version.

    npm i --save-dev -E eslint @govuk-one-login/ipv-trust-and-reuse-eslint-rules
  2. Create the top level file eslint.config.mjs with the following contents:

    export { default } from "@govuk-one-login/ipv-trust-and-reuse-eslint-rules";
  3. Ensure that your package.json "scripts" contains an eslint entry, for example:

    "scripts": {
      "lint": "eslint . --ext .ts"
    }
  4. (Optional) If you are using vitest you must also install @vitest/eslint-plugin.

    npm i --save-dev -E @vitest/eslint-plugin

Local Development

The module is developed using Javascript and will use the defined eslint rules to test its own code. You can test the module by:

npm ci
npm run lint