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@tdesign/eslint-config

v0.0.0-alpha

Published

Shared ESLint flat configs for TDesign JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Vue projects.

Downloads

17

Readme

@tdesign/eslint-config

Composable ESLint flat config for TDesign projects.

The package requires ESLint >=10.8.0 <11 and TypeScript >=5.9.3 <6.

import { tdesign } from '@tdesign/eslint-config';

export default tdesign({ preset: 'vue' });

The factory supports these options:

  • preset: base, jsx, react, test, or vue.
  • gitignore: reads the repository .gitignore by default. Set false to disable or pass gitignore options.
  • ignores: additional repository-specific ignore patterns.
  • tests: enables Jest, Mocha, and Vitest globals for test files.
  • typeAware: false by default, or recommended / strict for rules backed by TypeScript project information.
  • root: repository root used by .gitignore and TypeScript project discovery.

Consumer overrides are accepted after the options and always run after the shared presets and Prettier conflict rules:

import { tdesign } from '@tdesign/eslint-config/factory';

export default tdesign(
  { preset: 'vue', tests: true },
  {
    name: 'repository/overrides',
    rules: {
      'vue/no-v-html': 'error',
    },
  },
);

The legacy base, jsx, react, test, and vue array exports remain available. They do not read .gitignore; use the factory for new migrations.

The Vue preset follows the current TDesign Vue engineering baseline: vue/no-v-html is a warning, prop defaults and explicit emits declarations are not mandatory, and high-volume legacy TypeScript rewrites are not enforced. Runtime correctness rules remain enabled and should be fixed in source instead of disabled repository-wide.