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eslint-plugin-e2ed

v0.0.3

Published

ESLint plugin for e2ed

Readme

eslint-plugin-e2ed

NPM version dependencies: none minzipped size code style: prettier Conventional Commits License MIT

ESLint plugin for e2ed.

Some rules are TypeScript-specific by nature (they check type annotations), so they are fully functional only with the @typescript-eslint/parser engine. The plugin does not require any particular parser: on the default parser such rules simply skip the checks of TypeScript-only syntax.

Configs

| | Name | Description | | :-- | :------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------- | | 🌐 | all | Enables all rules of the plugin | | ✅ | recommended | Enables only the rules marked with ✅ in the rules table below |

Both are flat configs:

// eslint.config.js
import e2ed from 'eslint-plugin-e2ed';

export default [...e2ed.configs.recommended];

In the legacy .eslintrc format, use the -legacy variants of these configs (recommended-legacy, all-legacy):

// .eslintrc.js
module.exports = {
  extends: ['plugin:e2ed/recommended-legacy'],
};

Rules

💼 Configurations enabled in.
🌐 Set in the all configuration.
✅ Set in the recommended configuration.
🔧 Automatically fixable by the --fix CLI option.

| Name                              | Description | 💼 | 🔧 | | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :---- | :-- | | no-await-in-expect-argument | disallow await in the first argument of expect | 🌐 ✅ | 🔧 | | no-code-outside-test | disallow top-level code outside the test call in test files | 🌐 ✅ | 🔧 | | no-type-export-outside-types | disallow type exports outside the autotests/types directory | 🌐 ✅ | | | no-value-export-in-types | disallow value exports from the autotests/types directory | 🌐 ✅ | | | require-definite-variable-in-test | require definite assignment assertions and undefined-free types for uninitialized variables in the test body | 🌐 | 🔧 |

License

MIT