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Best or more strict configuration of rxjs-tslint #58
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No. You cannot just enable all of the rules. Some rules are contradictory. For example, enabling both You will need to read the rule descriptions and will need to decide which rules you think are appropriate. Also, quite a few of the rules are v5-only. This information is in the rules' metadata and said rules will be deprecated/disabled if used with an RxJS v6 project. At some stage, I'll add some information to the README's table so it's more obvious. I've spoken with Ben Lesh about compiling a recommended list of rules and adding them to the |
@pablorsk If you are interested, I've done some rearranging of my projects to consolidate the RxJS linting rules that I use into one shared location: With it, the I'm undecided on |
Is it possible to create a shareable Like:
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See this comment in the repo that contains the ESLint versions of these rules. |
What is the best configuration or more strict configuration of
rxjs-tslint-rules
?On tslint, all rules=true is the more strict method. This rules too?
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