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1 # eslint-config-eyeo | |
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3 An [ESLint](http://eslint.org) configuration that checks for compliance with the | |
4 [Adblock Plus coding style guide](https://adblockplus.org/coding-style#javascrip t) | |
5 which is used for all eyeo projects. | |
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7 ## Installation | |
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9 npm install -g eslint eslint-config-eyeo | |
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11 This command requires administrator privileges so you might need to use sudo. | |
Sebastian Noack
2017/02/15 10:35:24
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kzar
2017/02/15 11:45:20
Done.
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13 ## Usage | |
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15 To lint a JavaScript file using ESLint you run the `eslint` command with the | |
16 file as an argument. For example: | |
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18 eslint some-file.js | |
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20 For advanced usage see `eslint --help`. | |
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22 In order to use eslint-config-eyeo your project's ESLint configuration | |
23 should extend from it. A minimal example looks like this: | |
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25 { | |
26 "extends": "eslint-config-eyeo", | |
27 "root": true | |
28 } | |
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30 For projects without an ESLint configuration you can create your own | |
31 personal configuration in `~/.eslintrc.json`, but take care to remove | |
32 the `"root": true` section from the above example. | |
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