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eslint-config-goncy

v1.1.1

Published

Configuración de ESLint + Prettier inspirada en Goncy con un CLI para proyectos Next.js, Vite y backend-ts (Node/TypeScript).

Readme

eslint-config-goncy

CLI para configurar rápidamente ESLint + Prettier (Flat Config) en proyectos Next.js, Vite o backend-ts (Node/TypeScript).

Reglas de configuración inspiradas en Goncy.

Uso rápido

Ejecuta el CLI en la raíz de tu proyecto con tu gestor preferido:

npx eslint-config-goncy
# o
pnpm dlx eslint-config-goncy
# o
yarn dlx eslint-config-goncy
# o
bunx eslint-config-goncy

El asistente te pedirá el framework (nextjs | vite | backend-ts) y hará la configuración automáticamente.

Nota para proyectos Vite

Si tu proyecto fue creado con Vite, elimina el archivo eslint.config.js que Vite genera por defecto. Este CLI creará eslint.config.mjs (Flat Config).

Nota para proyectos backend-ts

  • Asegúrate de tener un tsconfig.json en la raíz del proyecto; el preset usa lint con información de tipos (parserOptions.project).
  • El preset apunta a entornos Node.js y también habilita APIs de serviceworker (para soportar fetch, Request, Response en runtimes tipo Bun/Workers si fuese necesario).

Requisitos

  • Node.js 18+.
  • Un gestor de paquetes: npm, pnpm, yarn o bun.

¿Qué hace?

  • Detecta tu gestor de paquetes.
  • Instala las dependencias necesarias.
  • Genera eslint.config.mjs con configuración Flat + Prettier.
  • Añade el script "lint": "eslint ." a package.json si existe.

Lint

npm run lint

Licencia

ISC