@tattva-design/eslint

Opinionated, practical ESLint standards for modern JavaScript and TypeScript teams.

This repository contains a set of shared ESLint configurations and rules used to maintain consistent code quality, readability, and best practices across projects.

Note: This project is not affiliated with ESLint.org. It is an independent, community-driven configuration maintained by Tattva Design.

Why this exists

Most teams struggle with:

• Inconsistent linting across projects
• Bikeshedding over formatting and rules
• Hard-to-maintain custom ESLint setups

This package provides a well-curated baseline so teams can focus on building instead of arguing about lint rules.

What’s inside

• A base ESLint configuration for JavaScript and TypeScript projects
• Sensible defaults for:
  • Readability
  • Maintainability
  • Bug prevention
• Optional presets for:
  • React / Next.js
  • Node.js
  • TypeScript

You can extend or override anything.

Installation

Step 1 — Install dependencies

npm install -D eslint @tattva-design/eslint

or

yarn add -D eslint @tattva-design/eslint

Step 2 — Create eslint.config.js

Base config:

const tattvaEslint = require('@tattva-design/eslint');
module.exports = [...tattvaEslint];

ESM config (for eslint.config.js or ESM projects):

import tattvaEslint from '@tattva-design/eslint';
export default tattvaEslint;

Supported environments

• Node.js 22 or higher
• ESLint 8 or higher
• JavaScript and TypeScript
• React and Next.js

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

• Open an issue for discussion
• Submit a pull request with rationale
• Keep changes small and well documented

Module Support

This package supports both CommonJS and ESM:

• In CommonJS projects (most ESLint setups) just install and extend as usual.
• In ESM projects, ESLint will resolve the ESM config automatically.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) Tattva Design

Questions or feedback

Open an issue or start a discussion.

Maintained by Tattva Design.