eslint-config-agilepixel

Shareable ESLint flat config for Agile Pixel projects. Bundles and configures a curated set of plugins with opinionated rules for modern JavaScript and TypeScript development.

Requirements

• Node.js >=20.10.0
• ESLint ^9.0.0

Installation

npm install --save-dev eslint-config-agilepixel

Usage

In your eslint.config.js:

import agilePixel from 'eslint-config-agilepixel';

export default [
  ...agilePixel,
  // your project-specific overrides
];

What's included

The config extends eslint:recommended and unicorn:recommended, then applies rules from the following plugins:

| Plugin | Purpose | |---|---| | @typescript-eslint/parser | TypeScript syntax support | | eslint-plugin-compat | Browser compatibility warnings | | eslint-plugin-import-x | Import ordering and hygiene | | eslint-plugin-jquery | Discourage jQuery in favour of native APIs | | eslint-plugin-react | React best practices | | eslint-plugin-unicorn | Modern JS idioms and code quality | | eslint-plugin-vue | Vue.js support | | eslint-config-prettier | Disables formatting rules that conflict with Prettier |

Rule highlights

• Functions: arrow/function expressions only (func-style: expression), no declarations
• Imports: grouped and ordered (builtin → external → parent → sibling → index) with newlines between groups; no CommonJS, no AMD
• jQuery: heavily restricted — .ajax(), .animate(), .hide(), .show() and others are errors; use native equivalents
• Style: single quotes, 4-space indent, unix linebreaks, trailing commas on multiline
• Unicorn: enforces modern equivalents — Array.at(), addEventListener, querySelector, String.startsWith/endsWith, etc.
• Prettier: appended last, always wins on formatting conflicts