eslint-config-konnektid

Shareable ESLint (2.0.0+) configuration package for Konnektid code style guides.

Optional dependencies

Working with Babel (ES7) and/or React (JSX) requires you to install a couple of extra dependencies:

    npm install --save-dev babel-eslint eslint-plugin-babel eslint-plugin-react

In your .eslintrc file, add

    { "extends": "konnektid" }

to load the basic configuration. For frontend code, use:

    { "extends": "konnektid/frontend" }

This enables the use of JSX and switches to the browser environment.

We offer a couple of variations on the basic configuration that you can extend from:

Preset	Description	ECMA Features	Environment
`konnektid`	Basic configuration for Node 5.0.0 projects.	ES6	Node
`konnektid/tool`	Relaxes some rules for development scripts/tooling.	ES6	Node
`konnektid/babel`	Use for code that transpiles with Babel (stage 2).	Babel	Node
`konnektid/module`^{2, 5}	Use for ES6 Modules (export/import syntax).	Babel + Modules	Node
`konnektid/react`^{1, 2}	Use for React components with JSX syntax.	Babel + JSX	Node
`konnektid/frontend`^{1, 2}	Use for frontend code with React components.	Babel + JSX	Browser (Webpack³)
`konnektid/universal`^{2, 4}	Use for code shared between Node and browser.	Babel	Universal (Webpack³)
`konnektid/test`⁵	Add to the unit tests folder.	ES6	Mocha

^[1] Note that both the react and frontend configuration require eslint-plugin-react to be installed.
^[2] Working with ES7 (Babel) code requires babel-eslint and eslint-plugin-babel to be installed.
^[3] This allows the use of RequireJS style modules.
^[4] The universal preset only allows code that works in both NodeJS and the browser. When including environment-specific (conditional) code, make sure to explicitly define the environment of that code as either node or browser.
^[5] The test and module preset should be combined with the base konnektid or frontend preset.

Happy coding!