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eslint-config-airbnb-bundle

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Eslint with Airbnb style

ESLint Airbnb Standard JS logo

ESLint bundled with the original Airbnb Style config. Global installation supported! No struggle with peer dependencies.

See airbnb/javascript for more information. Compare configs.

Installation

Install it globally:

npm install --global eslint-config-airbnb-bundle

You can install it locally as well:

npm install --save-dev eslint-config-airbnb-bundle

Usage

You can now run feature packed eslint from any directory:

eslint -v

Create .eslintrc file in your project. Setup your IDE / Editor. And be smart!

ES6, ES7, React, JSX, async/await - all new features supported by default 👍

Sublime Text 3

Install this package globally
Go to: Preferences -> Package Control -> install package
Install SublimeLinter
Install SublimeLinter-contrib-eslint
Run:
```
npm bin -g
```
... and copy the path

Go to: Tools -> SublimeLinter -> Open User Settings

Paste the path to NodeJS installation folder inside "paths" for your OS and save:

"paths": {
    "linux": [
        "~/.nvm/versions/node/v8.5.0/bin"
    ],
    "osx": [],
    "windows": ["%AppData%\\npm"]
},

Create .eslintrc file inside your working project:
```
{
  "extends": ["airbnb-bundle"]
}
```
Restart Sublime Text
Go to Tools -> SublimeLinter -> Lint this view
You can switch to squiggly underline mark style from Tools. Have fun!

Example

WebStorm

File ➤ Settings / Default Settings ➤ Languages and Frameworks ➤ JavaScript ➤ Code Quality Tools ➤ ESLint

ESLint settings

Global installation in not necessary for WebStorm, but it is handy for the "Default Settings".

Custom Config

Add your own rules to the .eslintrc file in your project folder.