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v0.15.0: Migrate to ESLint Flat config #90

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⚠️ Breaking changes

The ESLint configuration has been migrated to the flat config.
When you prefer to use the legacy configuration, you can import directly JSON/YAML files.

  extends:
-   - '@kurone-kito/eslint-config-base'
+   - '@kurone-kito/eslint-config-base/.eslintrc.yml'
  root: true

However, we no longer update legacy settings. And we plan to remove them in the next v0.16.0.

Features

Other updates

  • f9d0128: Migrated the linting settings of this repository to flat config
  • aed3235: Bumped the package versions
  • 4e4aa02: Updated the dependencies
  • 5847b5c: Updated the Yarn version

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added new file nesting patterns for enhanced organization in the explorer view.
    • Established new file associations for improved handling of specific file types.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated peer dependencies to ensure compatibility with new versions of related packages.
  • Version Updates

    • Incremented version numbers across multiple packages, suggesting enhancements and potential new features.
  • Configuration Enhancements

    • Introduced new ESLint configuration for consistent code quality practices.
    • Enhanced spell-checking functionality by adding recognized terms.

@kurone-kito kurone-kito added documentation Improvements or additions to documentation dependencies add, remove, or update the dependencies labels Aug 17, 2024
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The recent changes enhance project configuration and dependencies across several files. Key updates include improved file nesting in .vscode/settings.json, the introduction of peer dependencies in .yarnrc.yml, and new ESLint configurations. Additionally, multiple packages received version increments and updated dependencies, ensuring compatibility with the latest tools. Overall, these modifications promote a more organized and efficient development environment.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.vscode/settings.json Added nesting pattern for *.d.mts files and designated *.map files as JSON type. Removed .eslintrc* entry.
.yarnrc.yml Introduced peer dependencies for @eslint/compat and @typescript-eslint/type-utils requiring compatible versions of eslint.
cspell.config.yml Added "TSES" to the custom words list for spell checking.
eslint.config.mjs New ESLint configuration file that exports rules from @kurone-kito/eslint-config-base.
package.json Updated version and dependencies for @kurone-kito/lints-config, including several new versions for various libraries.
packages/.../*.json Incremented versions from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0 for multiple packages, including commitlint-config, cspell-config, eslint-config-base, and others.
packages/eslint-config-*/*.json Updated main and exports fields to point to new modular structures, added TypeScript support in some configurations, and refreshed dependencies.

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    User->>Editor: Edit files
    Editor->>Yarn: Check dependencies
    Yarn->>Editor: Install/update packages
    User->>ESLint: Run linting
    ESLint->>Editor: Validate code
    User->>SpellChecker: Check spelling
    SpellChecker->>Editor: Highlight issues
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
packages/eslint-config-base/src/style.mts (1)

6-22: Review custom ESLint rule for arrow functions.

The rule 'arrow-body-style': 'warn' is set to warn when arrow functions have unnecessary blocks. Ensure this rule aligns with the project's style guidelines and that the warning level is appropriate.

Consider documenting the rationale for this rule in the project's style guide to ensure consistency across the team.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/index.mts (1)

1-10: Missing Configuration Files

The configuration files (airbnb.mjs, data.mjs, ignore.mjs, import.mjs, jsdoc.mjs, markdown.mjs, node.mjs, style.mjs, ts.mjs) referenced in the imports are missing from the repository. These files are necessary for the ESLint configuration to function correctly. Please ensure these files are added to the repository.

  • Missing files: airbnb.mjs, data.mjs, ignore.mjs, import.mjs, jsdoc.mjs, markdown.mjs, node.mjs, style.mjs, ts.mjs
Analysis chain

Ensure imports are valid and necessary.

The imported configurations seem to cover various aspects of linting. Ensure that each imported module is necessary and correctly implemented. If any of these configurations are not used or needed, consider removing them to keep the file clean.

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rg "additionalImportConfig" --context 5
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  • yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock
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  • .vscode/settings.json (2 hunks)
  • .yarnrc.yml (2 hunks)
  • cspell.config.yml (1 hunks)
  • eslint.config.mjs (1 hunks)
  • package.json (3 hunks)
  • packages/commitlint-config/package.json (1 hunks)
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  • packages/eslint-config-base/README.md (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/package.json (2 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/airbnb.mts (1 hunks)
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  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/ignore.mts (1 hunks)
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  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/index.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/jsdoc.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/markdown.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/node.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/style.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/ts.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/utils.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-base/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/README.md (2 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/package.json (3 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/src/index.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/src/react.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/src/storybook.mts (1 hunks)
  • packages/eslint-config-react/src/utils.mts (1 hunks)
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  • packages/lint-staged-config/package.json (1 hunks)
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  • packages/prettier-config/package.json (1 hunks)
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packages/eslint-config-base/tsconfig.json (1)

1-10: TSConfig file looks good.

The TypeScript configuration is well-structured and follows best practices by extending a shared configuration. The use of skipLibCheck is a good choice for improving build performance.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/airbnb.mts (1)

1-13: ESLint configuration is well-structured.

The configuration effectively uses the Airbnb style guide and a compatibility layer for ESLint's flat config. This modular approach enhances maintainability and flexibility.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/utils.mts (1)

1-13: Utility functions are well-implemented.

The utility functions, including the compatibility layer for ESLint's flat config, are well-implemented and enhance the flexibility of configuration management.

packages/eslint-config-react/src/utils.mts (1)

1-13: LGTM! Utilities for ESLint configuration are well-implemented.

The utilities for determining the directory name and setting up the compatibility layer are correctly implemented using modern JavaScript features.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/ignore.mts (1)

1-13: LGTM! Efficient setup for ESLint ignore configuration.

The code correctly handles the inclusion of ignore files and specific patterns for Yarn-related files.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/markdown.mts (1)

1-17: LGTM! Well-structured ESLint configuration for Markdown files.

The configuration effectively uses eslint-plugin-mark and includes necessary overrides for Markdown files.

packages/eslint-config-react/src/index.mts (2)

1-5: Verify import paths and module availability.

Ensure that the modules @kurone-kito/eslint-config-base, typescript-eslint, and others are correctly installed and available. The import paths should be verified for correctness, especially for local modules like ./react.mjs, ./storybook.mjs, and ./utils.mjs.


7-16: Ensure compatibility with TypeScript ESLint configuration.

The tsEslint.config function is used to merge various configurations. Ensure that all configurations are compatible with TypeScript ESLint and that the ConfigWithExtends type is correctly used.

.yarnrc.yml (3)

36-38: Verify peer dependencies for typescript-eslint.

Ensure that the specified ESLint versions (^8.57.0 || ^9.0.0) are correct and compatible with typescript-eslint.

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Peer dependencies for typescript-eslint are correct.

The specified ESLint versions (^8.57.0 || ^9.0.0) in the .yarnrc.yml file are compatible with the peer dependencies found in the typescript-eslint package files, which support ESLint versions >=8.x.x and >=9.x.x. No changes are needed.

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21-23: Verify peer dependencies for @eslint/compat.

Ensure that @types/eslint is correctly specified as a peer dependency and that this aligns with the project's requirements.

Verification successful

Peer dependency for @eslint/compat is correctly specified.

The @types/eslint package is consistently specified as a dependency with version ^9.6.0 across the codebase, aligning with the project's requirements.

  • yarn.lock: References @eslint/compat and @types/eslint with the correct versions.
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24-26: Verify peer dependencies for @typescript-eslint/type-utils.

Ensure that the specified ESLint versions (^8.57.0 || ^9.0.0) are correct and compatible with @typescript-eslint/type-utils.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/style.mts (2)

24-28: Ensure correct configuration for style language files.

The styleConfig array combines plugins and additional configurations. Verify that the setup is consistent with the project's requirements for style language files.

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Verification Successful: styleConfig is used consistently.

The styleConfig is correctly imported and used in the ESLint configuration setup in index.mts, ensuring it aligns with the project's requirements for managing style language files.

  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/style.mts: Definition of styleConfig.
  • packages/eslint-config-base/src/index.mts: Import and usage of styleConfig.
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1-4: Verify import paths and module availability.

Ensure that the modules @cspell/eslint-plugin/recommended, eslint-config-prettier, and ./utils.mjs are correctly installed and available. The import paths should be verified for correctness.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/index.mts (1)

12-29: Review the configuration combination logic.

The use of tsEslint.config to combine configurations is a good approach for modularity. Ensure that all configurations are compatible with each other and that their order does not introduce any conflicts.

packages/eslint-config-react/src/storybook.mts (1)

4-33: Validate Storybook-specific ESLint rules.

The configuration allows anonymous default exports and specific devDependencies, which are common in Storybook setups. Ensure these rules align with your project's Storybook usage and do not inadvertently allow undesirable patterns.

Verification successful

No Storybook files found using 'export default'. The search did not identify any Storybook files matching the pattern '**/.stories.' that use 'export default'. This suggests that the ESLint rules for Storybook-specific configurations are not currently affecting any files in the repository. Please ensure that your Storybook files follow the expected naming conventions or review the ESLint configuration if this is unexpected.

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packages/eslint-config-base/src/node.mts (2)

37-41: Ensure Node.js configuration aligns with project needs.

The configuration extends the recommended script settings and includes additional configurations. Verify that these settings align with the project's Node.js usage.


5-35: Review Node.js-specific ESLint rules.

The configuration includes rules for missing imports and unsupported syntax. The TODO comment suggests future changes. Ensure these rules are necessary and consider documenting the rationale for temporary measures.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/jsdoc.mts (1)

1-35: LGTM! Consider verifying the impact of disabled JSDoc rules.

The configurations look good and align with TypeScript's capabilities. However, ensure that disabling jsdoc/require-param-type and jsdoc/require-returns-type does not negatively impact documentation quality.

.vscode/settings.json (1)

6-6: LGTM! Verify new file associations and nesting patterns.

The changes enhance file organization and handling. Ensure that the new nesting pattern for *.d.mts files and the JSON association for *.map files work as intended in your development environment.

Also applies to: 23-23

packages/eslint-config-base/README.md (1)

7-20: LGTM! Ensure users are informed about the migration path.

The documentation updates effectively guide users towards the flat configuration and clearly mark the legacy configuration as deprecated. Ensure that users are aware of the upcoming changes and the migration path to avoid disruptions.

Also applies to: 22-39

packages/typescript-config/package.json (4)

3-3: Version update to 0.15.0 is appropriate.

The version increment aligns with the introduction of new features or improvements. Ensure that the changelog reflects these updates.


43-43: Peer dependency update for @typescript-eslint/parser to >=7.17.x.

This change may affect projects using this package. Ensure that it is documented in the release notes.


35-35: Update to @typescript-eslint/parser version ^8.1.0.

This update may include bug fixes or improvements. Verify compatibility with other dependencies.


38-38: Update to eslint version ^9.9.0.

This major version update likely introduces new features or changes in linting behavior. Ensure that all ESLint plugins and configurations are compatible with this version.

packages/eslint-config-react/README.md (2)

7-8: Introduction of flat config (recommended).

The new section clearly introduces the flat config as the recommended approach. Ensure users are aware of the benefits of this new configuration style.


22-24: Deprecation notice for legacy configuration.

The deprecation notice is clear and prominently placed. Ensure that users are aware of the timeline for the removal of legacy support.

packages/eslint-config-react/src/react.mts (2)

5-42: Additional React configuration rules.

The rules provide warnings for JSX boolean values, string value notation, and self-closing components, which can improve code readability. Ensure these align with your project's coding standards.


44-48: Base React configuration using react-hooks/recommended.

The use of plugin:react-hooks/recommended ensures best practices for React hooks. Verify that this configuration is compatible with existing code.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/ts.mts (2)

9-38: Well-documented TypeScript ESLint rules.

The additionalTsConfig provides clear and concise comments explaining the rationale behind each rule, which aids in understanding and maintainability.


41-47: Extensible TypeScript ESLint configuration.

The tsConfig effectively combines recommended configurations with custom rules, providing a robust and flexible linting setup for TypeScript projects.

package.json (7)

53-53: Minor version update for @commitlint/cli.

The update from 19.3.0 to 19.4.0 is a minor version change, indicating backward-compatible improvements or features.


55-55: Patch update for @cspell/cspell-types.

The update from 8.13.1 to 8.13.3 is a patch change, indicating bug fixes or minor improvements.


65-65: Minor version update for @typescript-eslint/parser.

The update from 8.0.0 to 8.1.0 is a minor change, likely adding new features or improvements that are backward-compatible.


72-72: Patch update for lint-staged.

The update from 15.2.8 to 15.2.9 is a patch change, indicating bug fixes or minor improvements.


74-74: Minor version update for oxlint.

The update from 0.6.1 to 0.7.2 is a minor change, likely adding new features or improvements that are backward-compatible.


80-80: Minor version update for Yarn package manager.

The update from 4.3.1 to 4.4.0 is a minor change, indicating backward-compatible improvements or features.


69-69: Major version update for eslint.

The update from 8.57.0 to 9.9.0 is a major change and may include breaking changes. Ensure compatibility with the project's codebase.

packages/eslint-config-base/src/import.mts (2)

5-99: Well-justified import plugin rules for JavaScript.

The additionalImportConfig provides clear justifications for disabling certain TypeScript rules and allowing require syntax in specific scenarios, enhancing flexibility and maintainability.


103-107: Extensible import plugin configuration.

The importConfig effectively combines recommended configurations with custom rules, providing a robust and flexible linting setup for handling imports.

packages/eslint-config-react/package.json (7)

3-3: Version update approved.

The version update to 0.15.0 is consistent with the PR's objectives for introducing breaking changes.


23-27: Exports and main fields update approved.

The update to use ./dist/index.mjs aligns with modern practices for modular JavaScript projects.


28-28: Types field addition approved.

Adding TypeScript definitions improves type safety and usability for TypeScript projects.


30-31: Files array update approved.

Including the dist directory ensures all necessary compiled files are distributed with the package.


43-56: Dependency updates approved.

Updating dependencies ensures compatibility with the latest tools and supports the migration to ESLint's flat config.


58-68: DevDependency updates approved.

The addition and update of TypeScript-related packages enhance TypeScript support in development.


74-94: PeerDependency updates approved.

Updating peer dependencies ensures compatibility with the latest versions of ESLint and related plugins.

packages/eslint-config-base/package.json (7)

3-3: Version update approved.

The version update to 0.15.0 is consistent with the PR's objectives for introducing breaking changes.


22-27: Exports and main fields update approved.

The update to use ./dist/index.mjs aligns with modern practices for modular JavaScript projects.


28-28: Types field addition approved.

Adding TypeScript definitions improves type safety and usability for TypeScript projects.


30-31: Files array update approved.

Including the dist directory ensures all necessary compiled files are distributed with the package.


42-64: Dependency updates approved.

Updating dependencies ensures compatibility with the latest tools and supports the migration to ESLint's flat config.


66-78: DevDependency updates approved.

The addition and update of TypeScript-related packages enhance TypeScript support in development.


84-100: PeerDependency updates approved.

Updating peer dependencies ensures compatibility with the latest versions of ESLint and related plugins.

@kurone-kito kurone-kito merged commit 6fc7538 into main Aug 17, 2024
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