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Introduction to ESLint - Enforcing linter rules and style for a Node.js codebase

2024-04-04 – 2024-04-05 Meetup Visit website ↗

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What? Learn to use ESLint to enforce a specific way of writing Node.js code. Modifying the rules to your own liking. Note: this tool can also be used for JavaScript and TypeScript.

How? We will generate a Node.js project with `npm init` command, then will install ESLint and create a configuration file.

Requirements

  • Node.js must be installed (it usually comes with NPM bundled)
  • Terminal application (e.g. CMD.exe, iTerm 2, Windows PowerShell, macOS Terminal, etc)
  • Text editor or IDE such as Visual Studio Code
  • Basic knowledge of JavaScript programming language

Others Make sure to install all the requirements before you join the session, otherwise you might get left behind.

This meeting is only for people serious about learning! No trolling allowed. Disruptors will be kicked out.

Recordings The session might be recorded and an edited version might eventually be published on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@nbktechworld/videos.

The edited recording might take a significant time to be published, but if you'd like to access the raw, unedited recording earlier, soon after our meeting, send a donation of at least USD 10 and the link will be sent to you via private message.

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Using ESLint to enforce a consistent Node.js coding style

2024-04-04
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eslint node.js JavaScript TypeScript

Learn to use ESLint to enforce a specific way of writing Node.js code. Modify the ESLint rules to your own liking. This session covers generating a Node.js project with npm init, installing ESLint, and creating a configuration file. Also applicable to JavaScript and TypeScript.