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@intune/eslint-config

v1.1.2

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Shared flat ESLint configs for `@intune` projects.

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@intune/eslint-config

Shared flat ESLint configs for @intune projects.

Available Exports

  • @intune/eslint-config/node
  • @intune/eslint-config/nest
  • @intune/eslint-config/react
  • @intune/eslint-config/next

Install

pnpm add -D eslint @intune/eslint-config typescript

Add any framework-specific peer packages your app already needs, such as eslint-config-next for Next.js projects.

Usage

Create an eslint.config.mjs file and import the preset that matches your project.

Node

import config from "@intune/eslint-config/node"

export default config

NestJS

import config from "@intune/eslint-config/nest"

export default config

React

import config from "@intune/eslint-config/react"

export default config

Next.js

import config from "@intune/eslint-config/next"

export default config

What These Configs Include

  • Type-aware TypeScript linting
  • Prettier integration through eslint-plugin-prettier
  • Framework-specific defaults for React and Next.js
  • Common ignores for build output directories

License

MIT © Tobi Olanitori