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Canonical is my favorite ESLint ruleset!
Thanks so much for making it! ❤️😁
I'm now working at a new company that uses the flat config in a TS project, and I'm trying to introduce Canonical to the company.
I'm having a really tough time trying to get it working.
I saw in another issue you mentioned that the flat config is now supported.
We need to use the flat config rather than the old style of eslint configs.
But we have flexibility with what it contains.
So probably we want to just have it point to Canonical.
Can you please share a basic example of how to do it?
Our package.json has "type": "module".
package.json
Thank you so much for your amazing library!
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I'd like to use flat config too
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Canonical is my favorite ESLint ruleset!
Thanks so much for making it! ❤️😁
I'm now working at a new company that uses the flat config in a TS project, and I'm trying to introduce Canonical to the company.
I'm having a really tough time trying to get it working.
I saw in another issue you mentioned that the flat config is now supported.
We need to use the flat config rather than the old style of eslint configs.
But we have flexibility with what it contains.
So probably we want to just have it point to Canonical.
Can you please share a basic example of how to do it?
Our
package.json
has "type": "module".Thank you so much for your amazing library!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: