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eslint-config-standard

4.2.0

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Version 4.2.0 Details

eslint-config-standard is a shareable ESLint configuration for enforcing JavaScript Standard Style in your projects. Versions 4.1.0 and 4.2.0 both aim to provide a consistent and opinionated JavaScript coding style, promoting code readability and maintainability across teams. While the core purpose remains the same, version 4.2.0, released on September 3, 2015, introduces subtle improvements and refinements built upon its predecessor, version 4.1.0, released on August 12, 2015.

Developers already familiar with Standard Style can seamlessly upgrade to 4.2.0, expecting the same familiar linting rules and behavior with potential bug fixes and minor enhancements. Both versions rely on the same core dependencies: ESLint for linting, eslint-plugin-standard for specific Standard Style rules, and tape for testing. They also share the same peer dependencies, ensuring compatibility with existing ESLint and eslint-plugin-standard setups.

The primary difference lies in the release dates, suggesting that 4.2.0 includes updates addressing issues or improving existing rules present in 4.1.0. Users seeking the latest bug fixes and refinements should opt for version 4.2.0. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, making them free to use in personal and commercial projects. The author, Feross Aboukhadijeh, remains consistent across both versions, ensuring continuity and expertise. To get started or upgrade, simply install the package via npm and configure your ESLint setup to extend the "standard" configuration.

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