Exlint

A self-contained eslint profile that requires no boilerplate setup such as installing several profiles and plugins. Uses babel-eslint out of the box for bleeding-edge ES6/ES7.

How to Use

Use exlint the same way you would use eslint, without any boilerplate setup.

# globally
npm install exlint -g
# or locally
npm install exlint --save-dev

exlint path/to/dir

Rules

exlint is based on standard with a few tweaks based on my personal coding preference. The following rules are enforced on top of standard.

• Use a comma dangle with multiline objects
• Use open spacing in objects
  • Good: { my: 'object' }
  • Bad: {my: 'object'}
• Wrap arrow function parameters in parentheses
  • Good: (t) => {}
  • Bad: t => {}
• Use the correct order for requiring/importing modules: native node modules, installed modules, custom modules in the same directory, then custom modules in upper directories
  • Good:

    import path from 'path'
    import namor from 'namor'
    import other from './other'

  • Bad:

    import namor from 'namor'
    import other from './other'
    import path from 'path'

License

MIT © Jason Maurer