eslint-config-abema

NOTE: By some reasons, core product lines including AbemaTV's web application have reduced the dependency for this. See #247

What is This?

• This project is presets for eslint which we use in our some internal projects.
• This project focus to build an ideal configuration.
• This project does not target a zero-config presets.
  • This project just target presets of rules to set up your project conveniently.

Motivation

This project aims these things:

• Detect all possible trivial errors
  • Ban a dangerous coding practice.
• Guide a better implementation and debugging
  • Sort a practice to avoid errors and to increase productivity.
  • We focus on avoiding a bad coding practices which causes a problem semantically.
  • This rule set treats ECMA262 6th (ECMA2015) or later one as Tier 1 state. If you use this rules in ~ES5 environment, you may need to set some options.
• Guide hassle-free code review
  • On code review, we focus better design, better naming, and better implementation.
  • If a code has been passed by ESLint with this rule once, we can assume that code would have a sufficient quality to check-in to a tree if there are not any design, naming, or implementation problem.
• Focus on semantics, not stylistic issues
  • Stylistic Issues are business of a code formatter. It is not work for today's human programmer. So stylistic issue is not our top priority.
  • We recommend to use --fix option by ESLint or other code formatters.
    • Prettier and eslint-config-prettier.
• Control update cycle.
  • It's too hassle to manage a combination of non builtin rule sets. Its hassle prevents us to use a latest toolchain.

Basic Principles for Settings

To achieve our motivation,

• error
  • we think such practice causes mistake easily ABSOLUTELY.
  • In other words, we make them an error that dangerous, foot-gun, or explicit mistake.
• warn
  • we think such practice might be ugly but it's useful for debugging or you might write when trying an approach.
  • You can land a patch without fixing warning. But YOU should fix them.
• off
  • it is just a trivial stylistic problem and there are no increasing any productivity.

How To Use

1. install to your project

• as npm package (TBD)
• Specify tar.gz to a dependency field in your package.json.
  • "eslint-config-fluct": "https://github.com/cats-oss/eslint-config-abema/archive/<COMMIT_HASH>.tar.gz".
  • Please replace <COMMIT_HASH> with tag name (e.g. v1.2.3), or an arbitary commit hash.
  • You can specify master or other branch directly. But we don't recommend it strongly.

2. Import via extends fields in your .eslintrc.js

'use strict';

module.exports = {
    'extends': [
        // for eslint's builtin rules.
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_core.js',

        // for eslint-plugin-import
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_import.js',

        // for eslint-plugin-node
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_node.js',

        // for eslint-plugin-react
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_react.js',

        // for eslint-plugin-react-hooks
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_react_hooks.js',

        // for @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin. EXPERIMENTAL
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_typescript.js',

        // If you'd like to use eslint-plugin-react with TypeScript, you should load this instead.
        'eslint-config-abema/config/eslintrc_typescript_react.js',
    ]
};

• see also: ESLint's document

3. Set your constomized settings.

• Set env, parserOptions, or others as you like.

Examples

• For web browsers which support only ES5.
• Work with Prettier
  • It's the best way to use eslint-config-prettier
• Work with @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin-tslint
  • We don't have any plan to support it.

Dependencies

• yarn
  • We uses the latest now.

About This Project

• This project is forked from voyagegroup/eslint-config-fluct.
• The diff is here.

Why did you fork this project from the original?

Ideally, according to common culture of open source software, we should contribute a code to the upstream (original) source code repository instead of forking the project. It's not nice effort for open source project community that creating a forked project recklessly and it wastes the limited humanity resource by re-implement a similar change in each of projects.

However, we needed to maintain this by our domain specific motivations. It's a bit hard to merge them to the upstream side by the difference of project goals and the difference of requirement of maintainers.

Therefore, we decided to fork this project from the original one. We thank to their effort to develop and maintain the original project.

License

• The MIT License. (Original)
• We comply and inherit the license for the original source code.