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eslint-plugin-ngjs

v1.0.0

Published

ESLint rules for AngularJS projects (for eslint +9.0.0)

Readme

Summary

This is a fork of EmmanuelDemey's eslint-plugin-angular, compatible with ESLint v9.0.0+.

All authorship rights are reserved to the original contributors.

Context

When upgrading ESLint to version ^9.0.0, ESLint configuration files must be updated to conform to the new config system (AKA flat config). Most of the regularly maintained ESLint plugin packages have a flat config version that can be easily imported into ESLint config files.

Unfortunately for legacy AngularJS applications that rely on EmmanuelDemey's eslint-plugin-angular package for linting, no flat config version was added (the original package's maintenance stopped before the migration).

This is a forked version of the original package that is compatible with ESLint's new flat config.

Installation

See original package npm page. Make sure to have eslint +9.0.0 installed.