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@macalinao/eslint-config-react

v6.1.3

Published

ESLint configuration to use for React projects

Readme

@macalinao/eslint-config-react

ESLint configuration to use for React projects using Tanstack Query and Router.

This package is only available via ES Modules and requires ESLint 9 or greater, since it uses flat configs.

Configurations

This package provides two configurations:

  • reactFull - Full configuration extending @macalinao/eslint-config base with React rules
  • reactFast - Performance-optimized configuration extending @macalinao/eslint-config fast with React rules

Recommended Starter Configuration

For most React projects, use the fast configuration with TypeScript project settings:

// eslint.config.js
import { configs } from "@macalinao/eslint-config-react";

export default [
  // For full configuration with Prettier and all plugins
  // ...configs.reactFull,
  // For fast configuration optimized for Biome (recommended)
  ...configs.reactFast,
  {
    languageOptions: {
      parserOptions: {
        tsconfigRootDir: import.meta.dirname,
      },
    },
  },
];

Biome Integration

When using reactFast, you get the same React-specific rules but with the performance benefits from the base fast configuration. For optimal performance, use @macalinao/biome-config alongside the fast configuration:

bun add -D @macalinao/biome-config @biomejs/biome
// biome.jsonc
{
  "$schema": "https://biomejs.dev/schemas/2.2.4/schema.json",
  "extends": ["@macalinao/biome-config/base"],
}

What's Different in Fast Mode

The fast configuration inherits optimizations from @macalinao/eslint-config fast mode:

  • No Prettier - Use Biome's formatter instead
  • No simple-import-sort - Use Biome's organizeImports instead
  • No unused-imports plugin - Use Biome's noUnusedImports instead
  • Delegated rules - Basic linting rules handled by Biome

React-Specific Rules (Same in Both Configs)

All React-specific rules remain the same since Biome doesn't have React equivalents:

  • React recommended rules
  • React Hooks rules
  • JSX accessibility (strict mode)
  • TanStack Query linting
  • React import validation

See @macalinao/eslint-config README for the full list of rules handled by Biome.

License

Apache-2.0