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eslint-config-exp

0.8.3

Comparision Betweeen 0.8.3 and 0.8.2

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25.32 KB

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Version 0.8.3 Details

eslint-config-exp offers a shareable ESLint configuration designed to enforce consistent code style and best practices in JavaScript and TypeScript projects. Version 0.8.3 builds upon the solid foundation established in version 0.8.2, providing developers with a refined and robust linting experience. Both versions share a common set of core dependencies, including plugins for Node.js (eslint-plugin-n), React (eslint-plugin-react), import/export statements (eslint-plugin-import), and specialized plugins for Chai assertions (eslint-plugin-chai-friendly) and preventing accidental commit of "only" tests (eslint-plugin-no-only-tests). Leveraging @typescript-eslint/parser and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin, these configurations seamlessly integrate with TypeScript projects, ensuring type-safe and maintainable code.

The development dependencies for both versions remain consistent, featuring tools like Chai, Mocha, ESLint, Typescript and Mocha-cakes-2 for testing and linting the configuration itself. Version 0.8.3 sees a slight increase of unpackedSize to 25926 from version 0.8.2 which was 25472, indicating minor adjustments and potential improvements to the rule set or configuration files, reflecting refinements based on user feedback or evolving best practices. The peer dependencies specify minimum compatible versions of ESLint (>=8.3.0) and TypeScript (>=5.1.0), guaranteeing compatibility with recent toolchains. Upgrading to version 0.8.3 is recommended to benefit from the latest refinements and ensure your codebase adheres to the most up-to-date linting standards, promoting code quality and maintainability. The release of version 0.8.3 on 2023-09-07 compared to its predecessor's 2023-09-05 date, indicates a quick iteration likely for bug fixes or small improvements.

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