Default ESLint configuration used at BigCommerce
The npm package "@bigcommerce/eslint-config" offers a streamlined solution for maintaining consistent coding standards across JavaScript projects. As the default ESLint configuration used at BigCommerce, this node module is crafted to embody the best practices and coding conventions upheld by BigCommerce developers. This package not only helps in identifying and reporting on patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript code but also significantly aids in maintaining a clean and error-free codebase. The use of "@bigcommerce/eslint-config" ensures that all team members adhere to a unified coding standard, thereby enhancing code readability and reducing the likelihood of bugs.
To incorporate "@bigcommerce/eslint-config" into your project, simply run the command npm install @bigcommerce/eslint-config. This command installs the ESLint configuration seamlessly into your development environment, enabling you to leverage the predefined settings and rules that BigCommerce itself uses. By using this npm package, developers can avoid the common pitfalls and errors in coding by following a robust set of linting rules, which are periodically updated to reflect the evolving best practices in JavaScript development. This package not only simplifies the setup process for enforcing coding standards but also helps in automating the review process in development workflows, making it an indispensable tool for modern web development.
By integrating "@bigcommerce/eslint-config" into your projects, you are equipped with a powerful tool that enforces consistency while writing JavaScript, ensuring that all code adheres to the same high standards. This helps in minimizing the time spent on reviewing code for stylistic issues and lets developers focus more on logic and implementation details.
Core dependencies of this npm package and its dev dependencies.
undefinedeslint, jest, lerna, typescript
A README file for the @bigcommerce/eslint-config code repository. View Code
For installation guide and setup please visit each package's readme.