eslint-plugin-enhancer

Welcome to eslint-plugin-enhancer! This custom ESLint plugin is here to help you write cleaner, more maintainable code. 🌟 It includes rules to organize your files, keep your classes tidy, and make your regular expressions easy to understand. Let’s level up your linting game! 🎉

🔧 Installation

Getting started is easy! Just add this plugin to your project:

npm install eslint-plugin-enhancer --save-dev

📜 Rules

🗂️ enhancer/enforce-one-class-per-file

Keep it simple: one file, one class. This makes your code easier to navigate and maintain. 💼

• Recommended Severity: error

Example

❌ Invalid:

class A {}
class B {}

✅ Valid:

class A {}
// Other classes go in separate files!

---

📏 enhancer/enforce-max-lines-per-class

Let’s keep those classes concise and readable! This rule sets a maximum number of lines per class. ✂️

• Recommended Severity: error
• Options:
  • max (number): Maximum number of lines allowed in a class.

Example Configuration

"enhancer/enforce-max-lines-per-class": ["error", { "max": 55 }]

❌ Invalid:

class A {
  // Too many lines!
}

✅ Valid:

class A {
  // Neatly within the limit.
}

---

🔍 enhancer/require-regexp-explanation

Regular expressions can be tricky. This rule makes sure every regex comes with a helpful comment or explanation. 🧙‍♂️✨

• Recommended Severity: warn

Example

❌ Invalid:

const regex = /[a-z]{2}/;

✅ Valid:

// Matches two lowercase letters.
const regex = /[a-z]{2}/;

🎯 Usage

Add the plugin to your ESLint configuration and start enhancing your code! 🚀

module.exports = {
  plugins: ["enhancer"],
  rules: {
    "enhancer/enforce-one-class-per-file": "error",
    "enhancer/enforce-max-lines-per-class": ["error", { "max": 55 }],
    "enhancer/require-regexp-explanation": "warn",
  },
};

📜 License

This plugin is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to contribute or share! 💖