thanks a lot!!
@ljharb @ilyavolodin thanks!
Hi guys. Using sublime text eslint plugin. My .eslintrc and node_modules is in a subfolder of the project root. Eslint is complaining about not being able to find plugins "ESLint couldn't find the plugin "eslint-plugin-react" and it's looking in the project root. How do I tell it to look in the subfolder?
Sorry, don't know anything about sublime plugin, so not sure if it's possible to do
But again, you might run into other issues
Hi guys. Is ESLint enabled the moment you add values to the
extends or rules keys? I ask because I installed eslint-plugin-tslint to run an instance of tslint inside eslint, handling TSLint rules with no ESLint equivalents yet, but when I test if ESLint is on by enabling an ESLint rule that TSLint won't catch, it doesn't give me an error for violating that rule.
installing things does nothing
(by itself)
Oops maybe I was unclear, I've definitely added keys to
extends and rules, including an ESLint rule that TSLint won't catch, but ESLint isn't responding to my test. My test was adding no-debugger to the ESLint rules key, and turning off no-debugger in TSLint, and putting a debugger; statement in my code. It just tells me "Compiled successfully," neither TSLint nor ESLint catch it now. What reasons might stop ESLint from linting?
E.g. can I set
env for a specific pattern of files?
Can I setup a different parser for specific files? E.g. only use typescript parser for
*.ts files?
then add in the new plugino
When I attempt to run
./node_modules/.bin/eslint --init at the ESLint Getting Started docs, I get -bash: ./node_modules/.bin/eslint: No such file or directory. This is after checking that my yarn.lock has the eslint package, and running yarn install to install all dependencies in case
also are you using windows?
i don't use yarn, but i'd expect
npm install to put eslint in the .bin folder
Has anyone installed ESLint with yarn, or done a TSLint to ESLint migration?
How to understand the source of a linting error?
I have the following code in a project bootstrapped with create-react-app, but which is extended from multiple configs:
const objectFromNestedEntries = arrayOfEntries => {
if (!Array.isArray(arrayOfEntries)) return arrayOfEntries;
const obj = {};
for (const [key, value] of arrayOfEntries) {
obj[key] = objectFromNestedEntries(value);
}
return obj;
};and I am getting linting errors that key and value are defined, but never used no-unused-vars. However, that's clearly not the case, so how can I determine which line from which config is causing this?
If it helps, I'm in VS Code, using https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=dbaeumer.vscode-eslint
and can you link to the issue or provide the issue number?
i don’t have it off hand, sorry
