eslint-config-vanderlaan

This is a linting configuration package for my projects based on the JavaScript Style Guide.

I wanted to make sure that all my projects have a consistent style without needed to manually configure each one to the list of rules and plugins I like to use.

Getting Started

Default (ES2015)

1. npm install --save-dev @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan
2. add "extends": "@vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan" to your .eslintrc.json

Note: This is my base lint configuration and is selected by default. You can also access it explicitly if you so choose via @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan/base

Testing

1. npm install --save-dev @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan
2. add "extends": "@vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan/test" to your .eslintrc.json

Note: Testing only adds additional linting for your test suite. It should be used in conjunction with either the default or legacy resets. That means that your root level .eslintrc.json file should extend base then under your test sub-folder add another .eslintrc.json file which extends @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan/test. ESLint will look at both .eslintrc.json files taking rules from /test first then cascading back to what is defined at the root level.

What about ESLint?

ESLint, and any other required dependencies, will be installed for you by @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan.

This package defines its dependencies in its package.json as actual dependencies vs. peer or dev. This means that when you install this package you'll get its dependencies too.

But I only want this for Development not Production

If you include @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan as a devDependence in your package.json then it will only be installed when in development mode thus its dependencies eslint and eslint-config-airbnb will only be installed if in development mode.

That is if your package.json looks like this:

{
  "name": "myapp",
  "description": "My App",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "private": true,
  "author": "Me",
  "engines": {
    "node": ">=6.9.1",
    "npm": "~3.10.8"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan": "^1.0.0"
  }
}

And you execute npm install then you'll get @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan and its dependencies eslint and eslint-config-airbnb. However if you execute npm install --production then @vanderlaan/eslint-config-vanderlaan won't be installed as its your projects development dependence thus you won't get its dependencies eslint or eslint-config-airbnb. Furthermore if your package.json looks like the above then shrinkwrap will not only exclude this package, since its a development dependency, but it will also exclude eslint and eslint-config-airbnb as they are dependencies of a development dependency.