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eslint-config-valorsoft

v0.1.0

Published

Valor Software's ESLint config, following our styleguide

Downloads

64

Readme

Welcome to the most strict eslint config ever

npm version npm downloads Build Status Dependency Status devDependency Status

Philosophy

  • contains all rules
  • almost all rules enabled
  • this config is highly opinionated

Where to use

  • anywhere
  • for tests better to add env:"node" and disable newline-per-chained-call rule

How to use

  • install latest npm
    $(sudo) npm install -g npm@latest
  • add task eslint to package.json script section
    "eslint": "./node_modules/.bin/eslint --ignore-path .gitignore  --ext js --fix . .config",
  • add linting to tests step scripts package.json section
    "test": "npm run eslint && ..."
  • create .eslintrc.json near to you package.json with the following content
    {
      "extends": "./node_modules/eslint-config-valorsoft/.eslintrc.json",
      "env": {
        "node": true
      }
    }
  • run npm t to check that all is working correctly

What is disabled

  • no-eq-null - duplicates eqeqeq:smart
  • no-restricted-imports, no-restricted-modules, no-restricted-globals - dependant on project requirements
  • id-match - not found any particular use of this rule, camelCase is enough
  • jsx-quotes - I don't use jsx so I don't care
  • no-plusplus - why not ++? It's nice to use when you know what you are doing
  • no-restricted-syntax - duplicates no-with and disabled functional expressions
  • no-ternary - why not? but not nested ternary please
  • require-jsdoc- nice thing, but hard to follow
  • spaced-comment - nice for meaningful comments, bad for quick code commenting
  • wrap-regex - no need
  • prefer-reflect - compatibility is to low to use
  • newline-before-return - TBD

What is tweaked

  • indent - 2 spaces rulezzz!
  • max-len - extended to 120 chars
  • newline-per-chained-call - extended ignoreChainWithDepth to 3
  • eqeqeq - smart mode enabled
  • dot-location - property mode enabled
  • no-implicit-coercion - boolean implicit coercion enabled
  • func-style - declaration only please
  • no-use-before-define - usage of function before declarations are allowed
  • no-mixed-requires- grouping and allowCall checks enabled
  • linebreak-style - unix only
  • one-var - never use one var|let|const per block
  • padded-blocks - never add useless padding
  • quote-props - quote properties only as-needed and keywords
  • no-magic-numbers - ignore -1,0,1 as most often used numbers and ignoreArrayIndexes, enforceConst are enabled

Contribution

  • what I really appreciate is configs for IDEs
  • to change any rule you should have strong arguments and not only opinion