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eslint-plugin-frabbit-vue

v1.14.5

Published

frabbit internal eslint rules and config for vue

Downloads

2,848

Readme

eslint-plugin-frabbit-vue

internal frabbit eslint rules for Vue.js

Installation

You'll first need to install ESLint:

$ npm i eslint --save-dev

Next, install eslint-plugin-frabbit-vue:

$ npm install eslint-plugin-frabbit-vue --save-dev

Note: If you installed ESLint globally (using the -g flag) then you must also install eslint-plugin-frabbit-vue globally.

Usage

Add frabbit-vue to the plugins section of your .eslintrc configuration file. You can omit the eslint-plugin- prefix:

{
    "plugins": [
        "frabbit-vue"
    ]
}

Then configure the rules you want to use under the rules section.

module.exports = {
  "rules": {
    "frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-methods": "error",
    "frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-properties": "error",
    "frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-vuex-methods": "error",
    "frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-vuex-properties": "error",
    "frabbit-vue/vue-static-class-order-ext": "error",
    "frabbit-vue/require-attributes": [
      "error",
      {
        "img": {
          /**
           * this attributes requred to be with values
           */
          "value": ["width", "height"],
          /**
           * this attributes required to be at list without value
           */
          "empty": ['data-my-extra-attribute'],
          /**
           * user callback, wich is another way to set rules
           * attrs here is object with attributes, like
           *   {
           *     src: 'img.png',
           *     width: '100',
           *     height: '100',
           *   }
           * this callback should return one of the:
           *  - true - no error
           *  - false - error, will says that it is callback error
           *  - string - error with returned string
           *  - object - new attributes object, will replace ALL ATRIBUTES
           *
           *  could be used for example to force change src to v-lazy directive on images
           */
          callback: 
            (attrs) => {

            if (attrs.src) {
              const src = attrs.src
              delete attrs.src
              attrs['v-lazy'] = attrs['v-lazy'] || `{src:'${src}'}`
              return attrs
            }
            return true
          }
        }
      },
      
    ]
  }
}

Plugin adds Rules

Rules based on https://github.com/learningequality/kolibri tools, which packages seems to be abandoned:

Added fix mode, unused properties a commented

  • frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-methods - (fixable) checks for unused methods
  • frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-properties - (fixable) checks for unused props, data, asyncData(Nuxt.js) and computed
  • frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-vuex-methods - (fixable) checks for unused mapActions, mapMutations
  • frabbit-vue/vue-no-unused-vuex-properties - (fixable) checks for unused mapGetters

Custom vue eslint rules

  • frabbit-vue/vue-static-class-order-ext - (fixable) same as vue/static-class-order but takes into account "-", "_" class prefixes and puts them in the end, for example class="a-class b-class -a-modifier -b-modifier"

Additional rules

  • frabbit-vue/prefer-async-import - (fixable) forces to use async component import, when component have v-if or placed inside client-only/lazy-hydrate () => import('component')
  • frabbit-vue/no-unnecessary-style-lang - (fixable) Alpha! removes unnecessary lang="scss" if styles inside doesn't changes during scss compilation. This disables sass-loader for component and can speed up building.

Important

Vue components templates should be html, pug is not supported by vue-eslint-parser. By the way most plugins not support pug for this reason

Config

Plugin adds config recommended, wich is internal config for frabbit developers.