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@thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado

v1.0.1

Published

The general ESLint config for Comrado projects.

Readme

Comrado Code Standards

Description

This project is a collection of rules, configs, and reusable components for the Comrado team. Namely:

  • eslint configuration.
  • prettier rules.

And provides ready-made configs for your project:

  • base - a unified configuration for all projects. Helps to follow a common style.
  • strict - strict rules to improve code quality.

Usage

  1. Add the main package to your project:
yarn add @thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado -D
  1. Add peer dependencies to your project (you can check them against the peerDependencies of this repository):
yarn add eslint prettier @eslint/js eslint eslint-config-prettier globals eslint-plugin-import eslint-plugin-prettier eslint-plugin-simple-import-sort typescript-eslint eslint-plugin-project-structure -D
  1. Add the prettier configuration of the project to your .prettierrc.js:
module.exports = require('@thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado/prettier')

or using JSON format:

{
  "extends": "@thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado/prettier"
}
  1. Configure eslint.config.mjs:
import baseConfig from '@thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado'
// You can use strict configs as well
// import strictConfig from '@thecomrado/eslint-config-comrado/configs/strict'

export default [
  ...baseConfig,
  // Your additional rules here
]