Super Evil TSLint Config Airbnb

A super evil TSLint config for the Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide

This project started as a hard-fork of the tslint-config-airbnb nodejs package, because it lacked some rules and wasn't as strict as Ströer Digital Publishing GmbH wanted it to be.

Rules

For a complete overview of all rules that are applied/enforced by this package, see Rules.md.

Prerequisites

• yarn or npm
• typescript

Common pitfalls

Using a different tslint.json configuration file

Make sure that you're using the exact same TSLint configuration file as described.

Using an .editorconfig file

If you're using an .editorconfig file, make sure it applies the same rules that are part of this package.

Using webpack

If you're using an webpack, make sure that the configuration file(s) for webpack don't interfere with the rules that are applied/enforced by this package.

Check the tslint-loader section of your webpack config, if you happen to use linters with webpack.

Installation

You can either install it via yarn (the preferred way), or with npm.

With yarn

yarn add @superevilmegaco/superevil-tslint-config-airbnb

With npm

npm install --save @superevilmegaco/superevil-tslint-config-airbnb

TSLint configuration

Simply put this into your tslint.json configuration file:

{
  "defaultSeverity": "error",
  "extends": "@superevilmegaco/superevil-tslint-config-airbnb",
  "jsRules": {},
  "rules": {}
}

Visual Studio Code

In Visual Studio Code, press CTRL + SHIFT + P, then enter Extensions: Install Extensions and search for TSLint.

Select the TSLint Plugin and install it.

After the installation completes, reload the IDE.

Additional Rules and Linter-Extensions

• tslint
• tslint-consistent-codestyle
• tslint-eslint-rules
• tslint-microsoft-contrib