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Linting

This project contains linting templates for Quartz projects. Currently, it contains:

  • @quartz/eslint-config-base: Base ESLint config for JavaScript projects
  • @quartz/eslint-config-react: ESLint config for React projects
  • .editorconfig: EditorConfig for all projects

Usage

Installing in your Non-React project

In your shiny-new project (or the project you're retrofitting):

npm install --save-dev \
      @quartz/eslint-config-base \
      @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin \
      eslint \
      eslint-plugin-es \
      eslint-plugin-import \
      eslint-plugin-jest \
      jest

And then use it in your ESLint config, e.g. in .eslintrc:

{
  "extends": [
    "@quartz/eslint-config-base"
  ]
}

Installing in your React project

Yay! More dependencies!

npm install --save-dev \
      @quartz/eslint-config-react \
      eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y \
      eslint-plugin-react \
      eslint-plugin-react-hooks

And then add this to your ESLint config, like so:

{
  "extends": [
    "@quartz/eslint-config-base",
    "@quartz/eslint-config-react"
  ]
}

Maintenance

Versions of these libraries are published to NPM.

Testing changes before publishing

To test changes locally, clone this Git repo and then install the project(s) locally in your project -- e.g., in your qz-react directory:

npm install --save-dev /path/to/lint/eslint-react

See how that affects your project code. Talk it over with the team. And then:

  1. Publish a new version of @quartz/eslint-config-react
  2. In your project, install the newly-published version (so the project doesn't expect stuff in the local filesystem).

Publishing NPM modules

  1. Make sure you have an NPM account and it has been added to the @quartz organization.
  2. Log in to NPM: npm login
  3. Update the package version: 
    cd /path/to/my-package
npm version [patch|minor|major]
  4. Commit the version change.
  5. Make sure everything is correct! There is no undo!
  6. Publish the new version: npm publish
  7. Update the dependency in projects that use the package, e.g.: 
    cd /path/to/my-project-that-uses-my-package
npm update --save-dev my-package@1.0.1