@bosh-code/eslint-plugin

This is my personal very opinionated ESLint configuration. Use it if you would like, but it's definitely not for everyone.
The main reason I made this was so that I didn't have to keep setting up ESLint
for every side project.

Installation

``bash
pnpm add -D @bosh-code/eslint-plugin
`

Usage

`js
// eslint.config.js
import { config as bosh } from "@bosh-code/eslint-plugin"

export default [
...bosh.configs.base, // Core JS/TS rules, general shared configs, and language setup
...bosh.configs.ts, // TypeScript rules
...bosh.configs.react, // React/Preact + .[j|t]sx file rules
...bosh.configs.node, // Node.js Rules
...bosh.configs.recommended, // Combination of configs.base and configs.ts
]
`

$3

`js
import { config as bosh } from "@bosh-code/eslint-plugin"
import { createImportSortRule } from "eslint-plugin-bosh/utils"

export default [
...bosh.configs.base,
...bosh.configs.ts,
...bosh.configs.react,
{
rules: {
"bosh/invalid-hook-extension": "error",
"simple-import-sort/imports": createImportSortRule({
firstGroup: ["react", "^@?\\w"],
internalGroups: [
"^(@/components)(/.*|$)",
"^(@/hooks)(/.*|$)",
"^(@/lib)(/.*|$)",
],
}),
},
},
]
`

Configs

- base - Core JavaScript rules, import sorting, unicorn, sonarjs
- ts - TypeScript-specific rules
- react - React, JSX, accessibility, performance rules
- node - Node.js environment globals
- recommended - Combination of the base and ts configs

// TODO:`

- eslint-config-canonical has a lot of nice rules, have a look there for inspiration
- ESLint Stylistic
- Testing, jest/vitest?
- Prettier, in this repo and in eslint config.
- JSON linting
- YAML linting
- JS config
- JS Flow config?
- more rules