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@tidio/eslint-plugin-tidio

v7.0.2

Published

Tidio eslint ruleset

Readme

@tidio/eslint-plugin-tidio

npm version

This package provides custom ESLint configs for different uses.

v7.0.0 requires ESLint 9+ and uses the flat config format. For legacy .eslintrc support, use v6.x.

Installation

yarn add -D @tidio/eslint-plugin-tidio eslint

Usage

Create an eslint.config.js (or eslint.config.mjs) at the root of your project:

import tidio from "@tidio/eslint-plugin-tidio";

export default [
  ...tidio.configs.react,
  ...tidio.configs.translations,
  ...tidio.configs.jest,
  // Other configs...
];

All plugin dependencies are bundled — no additional ESLint plugins need to be installed separately. The @rushstack/eslint-patch workaround from v6.x is no longer needed.

Available configs

basic

...tidio.configs.basic

Extends airbnb-base and TypeScript ESLint recommended rules. Includes import, prettier, and eslint-comments plugins along with custom Tidio rules. Suitable for any kind of repo (Node.js, non-React repos, etc).

This config is interchangeable with react — do not use both at the same time.

react

...tidio.configs.react

A superset of basic with additional React-only rules. Extends airbnb (instead of airbnb-base) and includes React Hooks rules with React Compiler support and JSX-a11y plugins. Suitable for repos that use React.

This config is interchangeable with basic — do not use both at the same time.

emotion

...tidio.configs.emotion

Rules for the CSS-in-JS Emotion package.

translations

...tidio.configs.translations

Disallows using strings as direct JSX children and requires always importing from lang as trans.

jest

...tidio.configs.jest

Jest recommended and style rules.

redux

...tidio.configs.redux

Custom Redux rules for action files.

storybook

...tidio.configs.storybook

Overrides for Storybook stories files.

testingLibrary

...tidio.configs.testingLibrary

Testing Library rules scoped to test files.

Migration from v6.x

v7.0.0 is a breaking change. Key differences:

  1. Flat config only — replace your .eslintrc.js with eslint.config.js (or .mjs/.cjs)
  2. No @rushstack/eslint-patch — flat config resolves plugins natively; remove this dependency
  3. Spread syntax — configs are now arrays; use ...tidio.configs.react instead of extends: ["plugin:@tidio/eslint-plugin-tidio/react"]
  4. No parser config needed — TypeScript parser is configured automatically