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@skivvy/skivvy-package-eslint

v0.1.3

Published

Lint source files using ESLint

Downloads

6

Readme

Skivvy package: eslint

npm version Stability Build Status

Lint source files using ESLint

Installation

skivvy install eslint

Overview

This package allows you to lint JavaScript files using ESLint from within the Skivvy task runner.

Configuration settings:

| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description | | ---- | ---- | -------- | ------- | ----------- | | user | string | No | "world" | Username for example task |

Included tasks

eslint

Lint source files using ESLint

Usage:

skivvy run eslint

Configuration settings:

| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description | | ---- | ---- | -------- | ------- | ----------- | | files | string Array<string> | Yes | N/A | Files to lint | | options | object | No | {} | ESLint API options | | options.configFile | string | No | null | The configuration file to use | | options.envs | Array<string> | No | null | An array of environments to load | | options.extensions | Array<string> | No | [".js"] | An array of filename extensions that should be checked for code | | options.globals | Array<string> | No | [] | An array of global variables to declare | | options.ignore | boolean | No | true | false disables use of .eslintignore | | options.ignorePath | string | No | null | The ignore file to use instead of .eslintignore | | options.reset | boolean | No | false | True disables all default rules and environments | | options.baseConfig | boolean object | No | null | Set to false to disable use of base config. Could be set to an object to override default base config as well. | | options.rulePaths | Array<string> | No | [] | An array of directories to load custom rules from | | options.rules | {} | No | null | An object of rules to use | | options.useEslintrc | boolean | No | true | Set to false to disable use of .eslintrc files |