ESLint Config Octopus 0.9 (test)

Automatically create your own custom .eslintrc.json config file containing rules taken from eslint-config-airbnb-typescript with the following modifications:

All turned off rules removed as they are not needed as overrides
All references to the import plugin used by the airbnb rules removed to allow the creation of one dependency free config file
All conflicts with Prettier removed using eslint-config-prettier
All rules removed that are superseded by the TypeScript compiler used as supplied by typescript-eslint/recommended
Addition rules supplied by the user removed
Custom list of user rules added

                        ___
                     .-'   `'.
                    /         \
                    |         ;
                    |         |           ___.--,
           _.._     |0) ~ (0) |    _.---'`__.-( (_. airbnb rules
    __.--'`_.. '.__.\    '--. \_.-' ,.--'`     `""`
   ( ,.--'`   ',__ /./;   ;, '.__.'`    __
   _`) )  .---.__.' / |   |\   \__..--""  """--.,_
  `---' .'.''-._.-'`_./  /\ '.  \ _.-~~~````~~~-._`-.__.'custom rules
        | |  .' _.-' |  |  \  \  '.               `~---`
         \ \/ .'     \  \   '. '-._)
          \/ /        \  \    `=.__`~-.
          / /\         `) )    / / `"".`\
    , _.-'.'\ \        / /    ( (     / /
     `--~`   ) )    .-'.'      '.'.  | (
            (/`    ( (`          ) )  '-; bloat! spit it out...
             `      '-;         (-'

Right now he only cares about using typescript-eslint for TypeScript linting (sensible creature), but I might pursuade him to munch on plain JavaScript files too.

He only comes to life if deno is installed, he is fanatical about using only the best and latest technology.

Usage

deno run --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run mod.ts

or:

Make mod.ts executable and start with ./mod.ts

David-Else/eslint-config-octopus

ESLint Config Octopus 0.9 (test)

Usage