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tslint-sane

v1.0.4

Published

A sane [tslint](https://palantir.github.io/tslint/) config, that attempts to provide only rules that will reduce bugs, not try and force a code style.

Downloads

14

Readme

tslint-sane

A sane tslint config, that attempts to provide only rules that will reduce bugs, not try and force a code style.

Install

  1. Install with:

    npm i tslint-sane

    or using yarn

    yarn add tslint-sane
  2. Then in your tslint config, set the extends property to tslint-sane.

    Examples:

    tslint.json

    {
      "extends": "tslint-sane",
      "rules": {
         // your custom rules
      }
    }

    tslint.yaml

    extends: tslint-sane
    rules:
      # your custom rules

Opinionated Version

Alongside the base settings, there is an opinionated rule-set that adds in rules for styling. To use it, simply extend tslint-sane/opinionated instead of tslint-sane.

Rules

The yaml files in the repository are commented throughout so you can easily see which rules are applied and what they do. Some of the rules won't have any effect unless you specify a project (via the -p/--project flag) to the tslint cli:

tslint --project ./path/to/tsconfig.json

or

tslint -p ./path/to/tsconfig.json