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@tsrx/eslint-plugin

v0.4.12

Published

ESLint plugin for TSRX

Readme

@tsrx/eslint-plugin

npm version npm downloads

ESLint rules and flat configurations for target-neutral TSRX syntax.

Installation

pnpm add --save-dev eslint @tsrx/eslint-parser @tsrx/eslint-plugin

Usage

// eslint.config.js
import tsrx from '@tsrx/eslint-plugin';

export default [...tsrx.configs.recommended];

The recommended configuration:

  • uses @tsrx/eslint-parser for .tsrx files when installed;
  • uses @typescript-eslint/parser for .ts and .tsx files when installed;
  • registers the plugin under the tsrx rule namespace;
  • ignores declaration files, dependencies, and common build output folders.

Use the strict configuration to enable the same syntax rules at error severity:

import tsrx from '@tsrx/eslint-plugin';

export default [...tsrx.configs.strict];

Rules

  • tsrx/control-flow-jsx requires template output in returned @for blocks.
  • tsrx/require-statement-container-body detects component bodies that need the @{ ... } statement-container marker.
  • tsrx/valid-for-of-key validates identifiers used in TSRX loop keys.
  • tsrx/no-return-in-component is a deprecated no-op retained for compatibility.

Target runtime rules do not belong in the shared recommended configuration. For example, Ripple-specific track() placement and DOM event guidance should be provided by Ripple-owned tooling rather than applied to every TSRX target.

See the TSRX documentation and @tsrx/eslint-parser.