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spacey-install

v0.1.0

Published

A CLI to help set up the Spacey style guide's ESLint config in your project

Readme

Spacey Installation CLI

Spacey CLI helps you set up the Spacey style guide's ESLint config in your project by optionally installing the dev dependencies and/or creating the ESLint configuration file (or a sample config file you can pick and choose from or use as inspiration).

🌐 Spacey Homepage

Usage

npx spacey-install

Files

A number of files will be created when you run the CLI:

  • eslint-config-spacey.js
    • The shared ESLint configuration file for Spacey that contains all of its rules
  • eslint.config.example.js
    • What does this file do?
      • Imports the Spacey ESLint shared configuration file and applies it to certain file types (JSX, TS, JS)
      • Sets up TypeScript parsing so you may benefit from type-aware linting
      • Sets the ECMAScript version it should lint for
      • Imports browser specific globals that ESLint should recognize as valid
    • Remove .example from the filename to use the configuration, delete this file, or fold its contents into your existing ESLint configuration file