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@prefabs.tech/eslint-config

v0.5.0

Published

ESLint config

Readme

@prefabs.tech/eslint-config

Custom ESLint configuration for streamlined linting across projects.

Supported configurations:

  • @prefabs.tech/eslint-config/fastify fastify apis and libraries
  • @prefabs.tech/eslint-config/react for react libraries
  • @prefabs.tech/eslint-config/react-app for react apps
  • @prefabs.tech/eslint-config/vue for vue apps and libraries
  • @prefabs.tech/eslint-config for general typescript projects

Installation and usage

Note: For CommonJS projects, use eslint.config.mjs instead of eslint.config.js.

  • For fastify apis and libraries:

    In the root directory of your app or package:

    Install dependencies:

    npm i -D @prefabs.tech/eslint-config eslint prettier typescript

    Create a eslint.config.js file:

    import fastifyConfig from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config/fastify.js";
    
    export default fastifyConfig;
  • For react libraries:

    In the root directory of your the react package:

    Install dependencies:

    pnpm i -D @prefabs.tech/eslint-config eslint prettier typescript

    Create a eslint.config.js file:

    import reactConfig from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config/react.js";
    
    export default reactConfig;
  • For react apps:

    In the root directory of the react app:

    Install dependencies:

    pnpm i -D @prefabs.tech/eslint-config eslint prettier typescript

    Create a eslint.config.js file:

    import reactConfig from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config/react-app.js";
    
    export default reactConfig;
  • For vue apps and libraries:

    In the root directory of your app or package:

    Install dependencies:

    pnpm i -D @prefabs.tech/eslint-config eslint prettier typescript

    Create a eslint.config.js file:

    import vueConfig from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config/vue.js";
    
    export default vueConfig;

    Note: If you're using this configuration for a vue app, you may want to disable the vue/no-reserved-component-names rule, which prevents using reserved HTML tag names (e.g., Button, Input) as component names. You can do this by adding the following configuration:

    import vueConfig from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config/vue.js";
    
    export default [
      ...vueConfig,
      {
        rules: {
          "vue/no-reserved-component-names": "off",
        }
      }
    ];
  • For general typescript projects:

    In the root directory of your app or package:

    Install dependencies:

    npm i -D @prefabs.tech/eslint-config eslint prettier typescript

    Create a eslint.config.js file:

    import config from "@prefabs.tech/eslint-config";
    
    export default config;

Adding linting scripts

In your package.json, add the following commands to the scripts section:

  • For typescript or react projects:
    "lint": "eslint .",
    "lint:fix": "eslint . --fix"

Running linting

Run the following command to lint your code:

npm run lint

To automatically fix issues, run:

npm run lint:fix