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ESlint plugin to define custom module dependency rules.

Package Exports

  • eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies
  • eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies/index.js

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Readme

eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies

ESLint plugin to define custom module dependency rules.

NOTE: eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies uses tsconfig, tsconfig.json must be present.

Installation

npm install eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies --save-dev

Supported Rules

  • strict-dependencies
    • module: string (Glob or Forward matching string)
      • Target module path
    • targetMembers: string[]
      • Target member name
      • e.x. ["Suspense"] in import { Suspense } from 'react'
    • allowReferenceFrom: string[] (Glob or Forward matching string)
      • Paths of files where target module imports are allowed.
    • allowSameModule: boolean
      • Whether it can be imported by other files in the same directory
    • excludeTypeImportChecks: boolean
      • Whether to exclude type import checks
      • e.x. import type { Suspense } from 'react'

Options

  • resolveRelativeImport: boolean[default = false]

    • Whether to resolve relative import as in the following example
    • src/components/aaa.ts
      import bbb from './bbb';
      • resolveRelativeImport = false: Resolve as ./bbb (excluded from lint target)
      • resolveRelativeImport = true: Resolve as src/components/bbb: (included from lint target)
  • pathIndexMap: object[default = null]

    • In eslint-plugin-strict-dependencies, path alias resolution is performed based on the paths specified in the tsconfig.
    • By default, the value with an index number of 0 is used, but you can specify an option to use a value with any index number.
    • Specify it as in the following example:
      • tsconfig.json
        {
          "compilerOptions": {
              "*": ["aaa/*", "bbb/*"]
            },
        }
      • pathIndexMap = { "*": 1 } : "bbb/*" is used.

Usage

.eslintrc:

"plugins": [
  "strict-dependencies",
],
"rules": {
  "strict-dependencies/strict-dependencies": [
    "error",
    [
      /**
       * Example:
       * Limit the dependencies in the following directions
       * pages -> components/page -> components/ui
       */
      {
        "module": "src/components/page",
        "allowReferenceFrom": ["src/pages"],
        // components/page can't import other components/page
        "allowSameModule": false
      },
      {
        "module": "src/components/ui",
        "allowReferenceFrom": ["src/components/page"],
        // components/ui can import other components/ui
        "allowSameModule": true,
        // components/ui exclude type import checks
        "excludeTypeImportChecks": true
      },

      /**
       * example:
       * Disallow to import `next/router` directly. it should always be imported using `libs/router.ts`.
       */
      {
        "module": "next/router",
        "allowReferenceFrom": ["src/libs/router.ts"],
        "allowSameModule": false
      },

      /**
       * example:
       * Disallow to import Suspense from react. it should always be imported using `libs/react.ts`.
       */
        {
            "module": "react",
            "targetMembers": ["Suspense"],
            "allowReferenceFrom": ["src/libs/react.ts"],
            "allowSameModule": false
        },
    ],
    // options
    // {
    //   "resolveRelativeImport": true
    //   "pathIndexMap": { "*": 1 }
    // }
  ]
}

License

MIT