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@notnedm/eslint-plugin-mui

v1.0.3

Published

Collection of custom built ESLint rules targeted towards `@mui/*` dependencies.

Readme

@notnedm/eslint-plugin-mui

Collection of custom built ESLint rules targeted towards @mui/* dependencies.

Installation

  1. Add the package dependency npm install @notnedm/eslint-plugin-mui
  2. Update your ESLint configuration file
// eslint.config.js
module.exports = {
  files: ["**/*.{jsx,tsx}"],
  plugins: ["@notnedm/mui"],
  rules: {
    "@notnedm/mui/enforce-icon-variant": "error", // e.g. Enforced Filled (default) icon variants
    "@notnedm/mui/enforce-icon-variant": ["error", "Rounded"], // e.g. Enforced Rounded icon variants
  },
};

Contributing

Contributors are very welcome to raise PRs, the main requirement is that you add tests to demonstrate what your rule achieves.

Development

  1. git clone https://github.com/notnedm/eslint-plugin-mui.git
  2. yarn

Building

  1. yarn build will put files for deployment into ./dist

Adding a new rule

  1. Add a new file in the rules directory following the naming pattern ${ruleName}.js e.g. rules/enforce-icon-variant.js
  2. Add an example configuration to rules/README.md
  3. Import the rule to ./index.js

Testing

To run tests use yarn test

When added tests, add the new test file in the tests directory following the naming pattern ${ruleName}.test.js e.g. tests/enforce-icon-variant.test.js.

This will ensure it gets handled correctly by the test runner in tests/index.js