I came across https://typescript-eslint.io/custom-rules#rulecreator and found it to be nicer to work with than manually writing out the TSESLint.RuleModule<MessageIds, Options> type. The const createRule = ESLintUtils.RuleCreator.withoutDocs snippet isn't because there aren't docs; it's because those are already formatted with eslint-plugin-eslint-plugin, and it works better with a simple function call syntax.
The fixture test was taking a long time, so I put everything it checks for into one test so that it doesn't have to run ESLint multiple times.
Added other housekeeping, like support for TS satisfies, dependency version bumps, npm keywords, using a handy generator function for the fixer in no-destructure.
I came across https://typescript-eslint.io/custom-rules#rulecreator and found it to be nicer to work with than manually writing out the
TSESLint.RuleModule<MessageIds, Options>type. Theconst createRule = ESLintUtils.RuleCreator.withoutDocssnippet isn't because there aren't docs; it's because those are already formatted witheslint-plugin-eslint-plugin, and it works better with a simple function call syntax.The fixture test was taking a long time, so I put everything it checks for into one test so that it doesn't have to run ESLint multiple times.
Added other housekeeping, like support for TS
satisfies, dependency version bumps, npm keywords, using a handy generator function for the fixer inno-destructure.