Shareable ESLint (2.0.0+) configuration package for Konnektid code style guides.
In your .eslintrc file, add
{ "extends": "konnektid" }to load the basic configuration. For frontend code, use:
{ "extends": "konnektid/frontend" }This enables the use of JSX and switches to the browser environment.
We offer a couple of variations on the basic configuration that you can extend from:
| Configuration | Description | Features |
|---|---|---|
konnektid |
Basic configuration for Node 5.0.0 projects. | Node |
konnektid/tool |
Relaxes some rules for development scripts/tooling. | Node |
konnektid/test |
Use for Mocha unit tests. | Node, Mocha |
konnektid/babel |
Use for code that transpiles with Babel (stage 2). | Node, Babel |
konnektid/module |
Use for ES6 Modules (export/import syntax). | Node, Babel, Module |
konnektid/react* |
Use for React components with JSX syntax. | Node, Babel, React |
konnektid/frontend* |
Use for frontend code with React components. | Browser, Babel, React |
konnektid/es5 |
Basic style rules, without Node/ES6 features. | ES5 |
Note that both the react and frontend configuration require eslint-plugin-react to be installed.
Happy coding!
N.B. ESLint automatically prepends the package name with eslint-config-, so it's also possible
to simply use konnektid, konnektid/frontend and konnektid/test.