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eslint-plugin-gusto

Custom Gusto ESLint rules.

Installation

Install ESLint:

$ npm install --save-dev eslint

Install the Gusto plugin:

$ npm install --save-dev Gusto/eslint-plugin-gusto

Configuration

Add plugins section to your .eslintrc and add the Gusto plugin:

{
  "plugins": ["gusto"]
}

Then enable all of the rules that you would like to use.

Contribution

• Write your rule in src/.
• Add the rule to src/index.js.
• Write a test in test/lib/rules/.
• Build files to lib/ using yarn build.
• Run test with yarn test
• Run lint with yarn lint
• Create a PR
• Get a review
• Squash & Merge
• Publish (instructions [TODO])

TODO

• Write publish instructions in README.md
• Can $image_path rule be removed from ZP?
• Re-write rules in non-deprecated format (note at top of https://eslint.org/docs/developer-guide/working-with-rules)
• Move detailed rule descriptions into their own .md files and link from the main README.md
• Figure out why rule namespace is @gusto/gusto/...
• Create a CI workflow to run tests (and auto-publish?)

Rules

Prevent usage of properties of the global Payroll object (global-payroll-properties)

With certain exceptions, most properties of the global Payroll object (Models, Views, Collections, etc.) should be converted to use CommonJS imports/exports.

Rule Details

The following patterns are considered warnings:

/*eslint global-payroll-properties: 2*/

const company = new Payroll.Models.Company();

The following patterns are not considered warnings:

/*eslint global-payroll-properties: 2*/

import Company from '../models/company';

const company = new Company();

/*eslint global-payroll-properties: [2, {"exceptions": ["Store"]}]*/

const company = Payroll.Store.company;

Rule Options

"global-payroll-properties": [2, {"exceptions": <array of strings>}]

exceptions

Array of property names that are permitted to be used on the global Payroll object.

Prevent strings from being used in string literals (string-literal-blacklist)

This rule allows you to configure a blacklist of strings that should not be used in your code.

Rule Details

The following patterns are considered warnings:

/*eslint string-literal-blacklist: [2, "$image_path("]*/

const img = <img src="$image_path(some/where/image.png)" />;

const img = <img src={`$image_path(some/where/image.png)`} />;

const src = '$image_path(some/where/image.png)';

const src = `$image_path(some/where/image.png)`;

The following patterns are not considered warnings:

/*eslint string-literal-blacklist: [2, "$image_path("]*/

const img = <img src="some/where/image.png" />;

const img = <img src={`some/where/image.png`} />;

const src = 'some/where/image.png';

const src = `some/where/image.png`;

Rule Options

This rule needs set of strings to blacklist, listed after the warning level:

"string-literal-blacklist": [2, <array of strings>]