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@veksa/eslint-plugin-reselect-utils

v5.1.0-p8

Published

ESLint plugin to enforce best practices when using reselect and reselect-utils libraries

Downloads

17

Readme

@veksa/eslint-plugin-reselect-utils

ESLint plugin to enforce best practices when using reselect and reselect-utils libraries

Installation

@veksa/eslint-plugin-reselect-utils requires TypeScript 5.8 or later.

Using npm or yarn

# npm
npm install @veksa/eslint-plugin-reselect-utils --save-dev

# yarn
yarn add @veksa/eslint-plugin-reselect-utils --dev

Features

  • Static analysis for reselect and reselect-utils selectors
  • Enforces consistent selector patterns
  • Automatic fixing capabilities for common issues
  • TypeScript support

Configuration

Add the plugin to your .eslintrc configuration file:

{
  "plugins": ["@veksa/reselect-utils"],
  "extends": ["plugin:@veksa/reselect-utils/recommended"]
}

Or configure the rules manually:

{
  "plugins": ["@veksa/reselect-utils"],
  "rules": {
    "reselect-utils/no-different-props": "error",
    "reselect-utils/require-key-selector": "error"
  }
}

Rules

no-different-props

Ensures that cached selectors and key selectors use the same props.

Rule details:

  • Checks that cached selectors and their key selectors access the same properties
  • Can automatically fix issues by generating correct key selectors

Options:

{
  "composer": "stringComposeKeySelectors" // Default
}

require-key-selector

Ensures that cached selectors always have a key selector specified.

Rule details:

  • Requires key selectors for proper memoization when using createCachedSelector
  • Can automatically add default key selectors

Basic Usage

import { createCachedSelector } from '@veksa/re-reselect';
import { createPropSelector } from '@veksa/reselect-utils';

// Good - props match in selector and key selector
const goodSelector = createCachedSelector(
  state => state.items,
  (state, props) => props.id,
  (items, id) => items[id]
)({
  keySelector: createPropSelector('id')
});

// Bad - props don't match between selector and key selector
const badSelector = createCachedSelector(
  state => state.items,
  (state, props) => props.id,
  (items, id) => items[id]
)({
  keySelector: createPropSelector('differentId') // ESLint will flag this
});

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions.

License

MIT