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lint-rules-alvin

v2.0.7

Published

My own personal linting ruleset for a bunch of different plugins. Includes a few custom rules. Used in a few of my repos.

Downloads

25

Readme

lint-rules-alvin

See the npm package!

My personal repo containing configs for code linters. Some of my public repos use this, so it's public. A generalized config makes managaing configs much easier (once they're working, of course).

All dependencies are optional, but you need to install the correct ones depending on which files you use.

eslint/configs contains all different configs for each plugin. Sometimes there are multiple configs for the same plugin.

eslint/custom_rules contains custom rules that are used by the eslint/configs/custom.js file.

eslint/presets contains full configs that are mostly sets of configs from eslint/configs.

Feel free to fork and customize. In case anybody is insane (or too lazy to change to another config) and actually uses this, please only submit actual issues, not style changes, since... you know... it's my personal repo.