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@we-are-singular/eslint-config

v3.4.0

Published

singular eslint stuff

Downloads

577

Readme

@we-are-singular/eslint-config

npm version

This package provides a shared ESLint configuration for Singular projects, using ESLint 9's flat config format. (for eslint8 check out version 2.X)

Installation

npm install --save-dev @we-are-singular/eslint-config

Peer Dependencies

Some configurations require additional peer dependencies to be installed:

  • TypeScript configuration: Requires typescript version 5 or higher

Usage

This package now uses ESLint 9's flat config format. The old .eslintrc.js format and legacy helpers like config() and extend() have been removed in favor of the new flat config approach.

presets

Collection of ESLint config arrays for different technologies:

  • astro - Configuration for Astro projects
  • markdown - Configuration for Markdown files
  • mdx - MDX file configuration
  • monorepo - Configuration for monorepo projects
  • prettier - Prettier integration
  • react - React-specific rules
  • typescript - TypeScript configuration
  • yaml - YAML file configuration

overrides

Override functions that generate config objects for specific use cases:

  • vitestNode(patterns) - Vitest configuration for Node.js tests
  • vitestReact(patterns) - Vitest configuration for React tests
  • namingConvention(options) - Naming convention rules
  • fileNamingConvention(options) - File naming convention rules

Example with Flat Config

// eslint.config.js

import { presets, overrides } from "@we-are-singular/eslint-config"

export default [
  // Apply presets
  ...presets.typescript,
  ...presets.react,

  // Add custom rules
  {
    rules: {
      "no-console": "warn",
    },
  },

  // Apply overrides for specific file patterns
  overrides.vitestNode(["apps/backend/test/", "packages/logger/test/"]),

  // Custom override
  {
    files: ["**/*.test.ts", "**/*.test.tsx"],
    rules: {
      "no-console": "off",
    },
  },
]

Migration from ESLint 8

If you're migrating from the previous version that used ESLint 8:

  1. Update your config file: Replace .eslintrc.js with eslint.config.js
  2. Remove legacy helpers: The config(), extend(), and .all preset have been removed
  3. Use flat config format: Import presets and overrides directly and spread them into your config array
  4. Update file patterns: Flat configs use different glob patterns (use ** for recursive matching)

Before (ESLint 8)

// .eslintrc.js
const { extend, overrides } = require("@we-are-singular/eslint-config")

module.exports = extend({
  rules: { "no-console": "warn" },
  overrides: [overrides.vitestNode(["apps/backend"])],
})

After (ESLint 9)

// eslint.config.js
import { presets, overrides } from "@we-are-singular/eslint-config"

export default [
  ...presets.typescript,
  ...presets.react,
  { rules: { "no-console": "warn" } },
  overrides.vitestNode(["apps/backend/**"]),
]

Releasing a new version

To release a new version, you need to have access to the @we-are-singular npm organization.

  1. Make sure you are logged in to the @we-are-singular npm organization by running npm login and following the instructions.
  2. Run npm run release to trigger the release process.
  3. Follow the instructions and make sure to select the correct version type.
  4. The release will be published to npm and github automatically.