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eslint-config-standard-react

3.0.0

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Version 3.0.0 Details

eslint-config-standard-react offers shareable ESLint configurations to enforce JavaScript Standard Style in React/JSX projects. Comparing version 3.0.0 with the older stable version 2.5.1, developers will primarily notice an update in the eslint-config-standard-jsx dependency. Version 3.0.0 relies on eslint-config-standard-jsx version "^2.0.0", while version 2.5.1 uses "^1.0.0". This dependency bump signifies potentially updated JSX linting rules and features incorporated from the standard-jsx configuration.

Both versions maintain compatibility with ESLint versions 2.0.0 and above, as well as eslint-plugin-react versions 2.7.1 and newer through peer dependencies. Developers upgrading to 3.0.0 should review the changes introduced in eslint-config-standard-jsx version 2.0.0 to ensure their code adheres to the updated standard. The core devDependencies, including eslint, eslint-plugin-react, and tape, remain consistent between the two versions, implying no fundamental changes in the testing or development environment of the configuration itself. For developers seeking a standardized and consistent React/JSX coding style using ESLint, eslint-config-standard-react provides a solid foundation. Selecting the appropriate version hinges on aligning with the specific features and rules enforced by the corresponding eslint-config-standard-jsx sub-dependency. Version 3.0.0 brings the latest JSX linting rules from the Standard Style ecosystem, offering a more up-to-date approach for modern React development.

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