/eslint-plugin-shadow-exception

Allows to set a whitelist of variable names that you can shadow for ESLint "no-shadow"

Primary LanguageJavaScript

This plugin is deprecated because this is now supported in eslint core: http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-shadow#allow

ESLint-plugin-shadow-exception

Description

This plugin allows you to have the ESLint rule no-shadow with a whitelist of variable names. While it is highly encouraged to not shadow any variables, I believe it is better to allow some exception than to force developpers to plainly disable the rule if they have some cases where they don't care.

You can see an interesting discussion about this on ESLint #1613

Installation

Install ESLint either locally or globally

$ npm install eslint

The plugin must be installed globally if ESLint is installed globally too.

$ npm install eslint-plugin-shadow-exception

Configuration

Add plugins sections and specify ESLint-plugin-shadow-exception as a plugin.

{
  "plugins": [
    "shadow-exception"
  ]
}

Then configure the rule. Note you must disable ESLint "no-shadow" rule.

{
  "rules": {
    "shadow-exception/no-shadow": [2, {
      //default values
      "exceptions": {
        "err": true
      }
    }],
    "no-shadow": 0
  }
}

"err": false will forbid shadowing of variables named err.

The options is structured this way so you can overwrite/add variable names depending on the location of your .eslintrc