The ESLint config for the LifewayIT Corinth team.
For a complete overview of ESLint shareable configs, see the ESLint docs.
This project is currently not released in any NPM repository, but NPM allows you to install dependencies straight from a GitHub repository (docs).
To use, just extend from this config in your .eslintrc:
{
"extends": ["corinth"]
}Optionally, you can extend any of the other provided configs (see all below) and add/override additional rules:
{
"extends": [
"corinth/browser"
],
"rules": {
// add/override rules here
}
}This config exposes several configs:
base: The base confignode: Inherits from the base config, configured explicitly for NodeJS projectsbrowser: Inherits from the base config, configured explicitly for Browser projectstypescript: Does not inherit from the base config, use this in tandem with the base config for linting typescript files. Can be used inside anoverridesblock in the eslint config to apply these rules only to.tsfiles (see docs)
Extending corinth is the same as directly extending the base config.
This package exposes several peer and optional dependencies that will need to be installed in your project (as devDependencies). This is the method recommended by ESLint (see docs). All of the version requirements of these dependencies are very loose, just to enfoce a minimum version that works.
Required by all configs:
@babel/core : >=7.11.0eslint : >=6eslint-plugin-jest : >=23.6.0eslint-plugin-import : >=2.20.0
Additional optional dependencies:
eslint-plugin-react : >=7.18.3- when using thebrowserconfigeslint-plugin-react-hooks : >=2.0.0- when using thebrowserconfigeslint-plugin-jsx-a11y : >=6.2.3- when using thebrowserconfigeslint-plugin-testing-library : >=3.4.0- when using thebrowserconfigeslint-plugin-jest-dom : >=3.1.4- when using thebrowserconfig@typescript-eslint/parser : >=2.19.0- when using thetypescriptconfig@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin : >=2.19.0- when using thetypescriptconfig