Eastwood

Eastwood aims to provide simple setup of ESLint and editor configurations. 3.0.0+ correctly installs packages as devDependencies.

Installation & Use

npm install -g eastwood
eastwood airbnb

ESLint allows extending or overriding the .eslintrc file per directory. With the --here flag, Eastwood will install any required packages, but only add the appropriate .eslintrc to the current directory.

eastwood react-app
cd lib
eastwood airbnb --here

Internal Rulesets

• airbnb - The Airbnb Style Guide as provided by eslint-config-airbnb.
• airbnb-base - Airbnb without React support as provided by eslint-config-airbnb-base.
• google - The Google Style Guide as provided by eslint-config-google.
• react-app - The style from the Create React App as provided by eslint-config-react-app.
• standard - The Standard Style Guide using the standard package.
• standard-eslint - The Standard Style Guide as provided by eslint-config-standard.

If no ruleset is provided, airbnb is used as default.

External Rulesets

Rulesets not in the internal list will cause Eastwood to check for a npm package prefixed with eastwood-config-. eastwood-config-example has been created to demonstrate this.

npm install --save-dev eastwood-config-example
eastwood example

Configs also work with the --here flag.

Currently, the package must be in the local npm_modules folder. Support for globally installed modules is planned.

Plans

• Support checks for globally installed eastwood-config-* packages
• Writing an .eslintrc to the local directory
• Updating .eslintrc rather than just an initial write.
• Updating .editorconfig rather than just an initial write.

And maybe:

• Prettier?
• Who knows?