2022-11-28
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If you’re getting an unresolved module error like the one above from ESLint, it means that ESLint (and ESLint alone) is unable to resolve…
2022-11-28
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Jest is best known as a test runner, however, it can be used to run all sorts of things, including custom runners, Go, Python, etc. As part…
2022-11-28
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I’ve written several times before about using to automate linting of staged commits (here and here for example). Today, I had a variation…
2022-11-28
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When I wrote about using ESLint with Typescript previously, I assumed that the entire project would be using Typescript. There are plenty of…
2022-11-28
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I’ve written in the past about updating a basic prettier config to handle multiple file types. I’ve also discussed using git hooks to ensure…
2022-11-28
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Anatomy of an .eslintrc I’ve written about ESLint a few times in the past - normally in the context of something breaking or setting up a…
2022-11-28
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Previously, I wrote about getting Typescript set up for a new project. Today, I want to discuss adding Babel and ESLint to the mix. Getting…
2022-11-28
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Continuing the trend of learning more about Javascript classes of late, I found the following recently and thought it was quite interesting…
2022-11-28
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A while ago I installed the Prettier extension in VS Code and configured a few defaults in my global settings. I like having a global…