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@zeitonline/eslint-config

v3.0.0

Published

Common eslint config for DIE ZEIT

Readme

@zeitonline/eslint-config

This package provides a shared Eslint configuration for projects at DIE ZEIT.

This is an ESM-only package.

Installation & Usage

1. Install the package

For example using npm:

npm install --save-dev @zeitonline/eslint-config

2. Create or update the eslint.config.js file

Add an eslint.config.js (or .ts) file to the root of your project and extend the shared configuration. You can choose to use the base configuration or the Svelte-specific configuration:

Base Config

Intended for all JS or TS projects.

For JavaScript Projects (Default)
import zonEslintConfig from '@zeitonline/eslint-config';

module.exports = [
	...zonEslintConfig, // or zonEslintConfig.js
	{
		// Add your project-specific overrides here
	},
];
For TypeScript Projects
import zonEslintConfig from '@zeitonline/eslint-config';

module.exports = [
	...zonEslintConfig.ts,
	{
		// Add your project-specific overrides here
	},
];
Svelte Config

Intended for Svelte or SvelteKit projects. This config extends the base config and adds Svelte-specific plugins and rules.

For JavaScript Svelte Projects (Default)
import zonEslintConfigSvelte from '@zeitonline/eslint-config/svelte';

module.exports = [
	...zonEslintConfigSvelte, // or zonEslintConfigSvelte.js
	{
		// Add your project-specific overrides here
	},
];
For TypeScript Svelte Projects
import zonEslintConfigSvelte from '@zeitonline/eslint-config/svelte';

module.exports = [
	...zonEslintConfigSvelte.ts,
	{
		// Add your project-specific overrides here
	},
];

3. (Optional) Add a lint script to your package.json

To conveniently lint your files you may add a new script to your package.json:

{
	"scripts": {
		"lint": "eslint ."
	}
}

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