62 packages found
TypeScript Standard Style based on StandardJS
- TypeScript Standard Style
- check
- checker
- code
- code checker
- code linter
- code standards
- code style
- enforce
- eslint
- lint
- policy
- quality
- simple
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Generate your own ESNext/StandardJS/UnitTest Ready Generators − A generator for SWAP generators −
- SWAP
- SWAP App
- generate
- generategenerator
- swap-project
- SWAP Project
- SWAP Generator
- Node
- NodeJS
- ESNext
- Standard
- StandardJS
- Babel
- BabelJS
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TypeScript Standard Style based on StandardJS
- TypeScript Standard Style
- check
- checker
- code
- code checker
- code linter
- code standards
- code style
- enforce
- eslint
- lint
- policy
- quality
- simple
- View more
The base TypeScript template for Create React App with StandardJS/Prettier and some essential libs.
- react
- create-react-app
- template
- typescript
- standard
- standardjs
- prettier
- axios
- react-router-dom
- react-icons
- styled-components
- editorconfig
Another Logging Library
Yet another ESLint configuration.
ES lint rules for APC projects
Configuration control for production node deployments with schema verification
An example repository to illustrate to result of generating a custom generator with generate-swap-generator
- generate
- Generator
- generategenerator
- Generate Generator
- Node
- NodeJS
- ESNext
- Standard
- StandardJS
- Babel
- BabelJS
- npm
- yarn
- SWAP
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simple CLI tool for faster editing lint rules using sublime and standard
In my experience, there's no such thing as luck
ESLint config for Svelte 3 with StandardJS and TypeScript
A simple eslint config for modern TypeScript projects.
A simple boilerplate for web apps with React, Babel, and Rollup.
A TSLint config for JavaScript Standard Style with a plus of useful rules.
A TSLint config for Benzinga's Typescript Style
A TSLint config from Temando
A TSLint config for JavaScript Standard Style with semicolons
A TSLint config for GroupBy's style
Tired of your linter being nice to you? Want to be treated like the terrible developer you are? Welcome.