So I was puzzling my ESLint + Prettier + Husky config together and then I found your video. Absolutely love your tutorial. It both confirmed that I was correct with my settings and explained a couple of things that I did not understand right away. Huge thanks!
can you please make a tutorial on setting up vite with eslint airbnb, typescript, prettier, husky, jest and react testing, with husky precommit lint staged and prePush test runner wit jest? that would be really awesome
as far as I know CRA already has lint installed as depedency inside react-script package, and we can just extend/override it inside package.json, adding rules and plugins there and no need to install and configure it from scratch over again
Airbnb style doesn’t support typescript officially so when you select typescript option while doing ealint config it will not show airbnb later (sometimes, not sure why it works other times) Maybe select no when it asks you if you use typescript
Just now getting into linting, code formatting, etc. This video has helped explained a lot of the concepts, but I'm having an issue setting up @eslint/config. For some reason when I try to select a style guide, AirBnB's does not show up. Anyone else experiencing this during the @esling/config init process?
Thanks for this video great job, 2 questions for you> 1. Does Husky/linting just run checks on just the files changed i.e. being committed? 2. do you know if there is an option to remove unused imports with the linting? Thanks
Great Video, on Point!! Just one thing which i believe you missed out is eslintignore file and it features. I implemented your code but was facing one error which I solved using eslintignore file.
Hello guys! I am a beginner on the field and what i do not understand is the following: Do i have to do these steps every time i start a project and open a file or just once and done with it? Also, where would be recommended to save the file?
I have a question, why you don't have to rewrite the "git add ." again when you fix the eslint problem? I mean you changed your file, but you didn't "git add ," but just commit, how did it work?
If you do "git add ." then make a change to file(s) before commit, only the first changes will be included in the commit. So you'll have to do "git add ." again to include all changes!
Hi @CoderOne First of all a great tutorial indeed. However with eslint version 9 a lot of things have been changed. It will be great if you can you make a new video with latest changes.
There are all these amazing tools for formatting or sth. else that makes your life easier. Meanwhile in school, we still have to write code on paper and the teacher is like "You have to know it without the pc" lmao.
Hi Coderone,wow greate video about the react from scratch setup ,I would like to request a react video from you,bcz i know you would definitely do this for youtube developrs, my request is please do a react video how to use* All the form components like radio btn, select box,Checkbox,input ,calendar etc* and practically what we use in industry to build apps **without any third part library please only use pure react with hooks***,bcz it will give the clear idea before moving in to formik or any other libruary,i would appreciate if u can use Mongodb for this.
I am sorry, but am I the only one not getting the same ESLint installation he got? I didn't have any style choice, and it also shows, that it is ESLint 1.20.00. How do I get what he got?
@@PewDiePie777 I was just going through ESLint setup a couple of days ago and it looks like they have changed the setup and installation, actually, they made it easier now using their new CLI, just run the ESLint CLI as per docs and follow the terminal instructions (e.g choosing Typescript or Javacript) and it will do the setup for you.
@@CoderOne I've tried it according to docs as well, but I am still not getting the third option of using my lint to check syntax, find problems, AND enforce code style. Which I am trying to choose, but I am not getting offered this choice. I only have two to pick, from. Which are to check syntax only, or to check syntax, and find problems. And it doesn't offer me any options regarding style like Airbnb as well(
Lintel run command what ???? You guys take some stuff so much granted .. How the hell did you *run* this : > Lintel : ......Visualizer ?? So out of the blue :/
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when I try to choose popular style guide form Which style guide do you want to follow?, airbnb is missing from list . what should I do now ?
So I was puzzling my ESLint + Prettier + Husky config together and then I found your video. Absolutely love your tutorial. It both confirmed that I was correct with my settings and explained a couple of things that I did not understand right away. Huge thanks!
Great I just didn't how to make eslint works with prettier altogether but in 21:20 you explained the overriding stuff that I was unaware of! thanks.
Yesterday I was struggling for setting up eslint and prettier and today saw this video. Awesome work 👏
same as me
Hey I am not getting airbnb suggestion in guideline when i go with Typescript but it works with Javascript
That's the video I was looking for you. Thank you! That helps a lot to understand this topic.
Best video on Eslint + prettier +husky config🥳🥳
Thanks for the great walkthrough! The pace was perfect and the content was informative.
Very thorough and on point approach. Keep on rocking!
Great video - Thanks! Straight to the point, sane defaults, good combination of tools and well explained
Just what I needed!
I am not able to see the option for Airbnb style guide, it only shows standard and xo
Hi, I came from Brazil and this is perfect, I'm using after very easy, thanks!
This video has a great value!
can you please make a tutorial on setting up vite with eslint airbnb, typescript, prettier, husky, jest and react testing, with husky precommit lint staged and prePush test runner wit jest? that would be really awesome
nice , it what i needed!
great video! this is exactly what i need!
What a video bro! Can't thank you enough for this!
as far as I know CRA already has lint installed as depedency inside react-script package, and we can just extend/override it inside package.json, adding rules and plugins there and no need to install and configure it from scratch over again
Thank you! It’s really helpful video!
Any idea why AirBnB style guide is missing from the options in @eslint/config? Google doesn't seem to know.
Same issue here
same
same :(
Airbnb style doesn’t support typescript officially so when you select typescript option while doing ealint config it will not show airbnb later (sometimes, not sure why it works other times)
Maybe select no when it asks you if you use typescript
try running npx eslint --init , for those who don't see airbnb listed during the select style type
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Just now getting into linting, code formatting, etc. This video has helped explained a lot of the concepts, but I'm having an issue setting up @eslint/config. For some reason when I try to select a style guide, AirBnB's does not show up. Anyone else experiencing this during the @esling/config init process?
They removed Airbnb from the options. You could go with standard ones
@@charithagoonewardena3095 don't agree. For me it's still available. Maybe some issue with versions of dependencies?
Could you please tell me the place from where you are referring the values in "extends" property ?
Good tutorial .Thank you!
i really waiting for this video uploaded
Really very useful and interesting video. Thank you very much!
Airbnb it's just not available anymore for eslint with typescript projects since august 10, 2022
Great info
Amazing video thanks for sharing
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much! Helped a lot
Hello, I can't find the Airbnb style guide. What to do?
amazing video thanks !
For me Airbnb is not showing after choosing the guide
very helpful, thanks a lot 😄
Thanks for this video great job, 2 questions for you>
1. Does Husky/linting just run checks on just the files changed i.e. being committed?
2. do you know if there is an option to remove unused imports with the linting?
Thanks
Great Video, on Point!! Just one thing which i believe you missed out is eslintignore file and it features. I implemented your code but was facing one error which I solved using eslintignore file.
Hello guys! I am a beginner on the field and what i do not understand is the following: Do i have to do these steps every time i start a project and open a file or just once and done with it? Also, where would be recommended to save the file?
so nice and usefull
Awesome Work!🔥
I have a question, why you don't have to rewrite the "git add ." again when you fix the eslint problem? I mean you changed your file, but you didn't "git add ," but just commit, how did it work?
I have the same question
If you do "git add ." then make a change to file(s) before commit, only the first changes will be included in the commit. So you'll have to do "git add ." again to include all changes!
@@CoderOne so this means that husky does not really prevent me from committing malformed code?
@@CoderOne So when you fixed the problem with prettier and then committed, you actually pushed the 'bad' file ? Sorry it's just a bit confusing 😅
Pretty helpful. @CoderOne could you please tell me which version of node you were using at this time
Really nice and helpful... Thanks!
Hi @CoderOne
First of all a great tutorial indeed.
However with eslint version 9 a lot of things have been changed.
It will be great if you can you make a new video with latest changes.
Will the steps described here in this video work with react-native project as well?
Thanks. it really helped...!
Pretty good tutorial
Another one to add to that is the actual commit message linting.
For nest ts project which project I have to choose (like in place of your react app).
There are all these amazing tools for formatting or sth. else that makes your life easier. Meanwhile in school, we still have to write code on paper and the teacher is like "You have to know it without the pc" lmao.
Thanks bloody so much!
you're as awesome as TraversyMedia
Thanks for the tutorial. Do you mind also dropping the name of the VSCode theme you're using?
I wonder about your opinion on Storybook? When to use when not to?
All of my computers got the softwares here. I first install them on virtual environnt to make sure they're not malware. So I can assure
Thank a lot for a good video
worth your course
✖ 158 problems (158 errors, 0 warnings)
husky - pre-commit hook exited with code 1 (error)
any solution??
Thank you very much bro ..
Awsome video, thanks. But Wow!!! Too much dependencies just for linting. Looks like a nightmare for upgrading conflicts when stuffs get deprecated.
Nice, thx guys
Hi Coderone,wow greate video about the react from scratch setup ,I would like to request a react video from you,bcz i know you would definitely do this for youtube developrs,
my request is please do a react video how to use* All the form components like radio btn, select box,Checkbox,input ,calendar etc* and practically what we use in industry to build apps **without any third part library please only use pure react with hooks***,bcz it will give the clear idea before moving in to formik or any other libruary,i would appreciate if u can use Mongodb for this.
lint:fix doesn't work for me ?only shows errors like npm run lint
omg who's gonna remember all that
fire!!!!
SO link is given below!!!
Nice, keep it up
Thanks a lot
Awesome
What’s the theme his using ?
thank so much
is it me or node apps doesnt have airbnb guide ?
Good.thx.
I am sorry, but am I the only one not getting the same ESLint installation he got? I didn't have any style choice, and it also shows, that it is ESLint 1.20.00.
How do I get what he got?
@@PewDiePie777 I was just going through ESLint setup a couple of days ago and it looks like they have changed the setup and installation, actually, they made it easier now using their new CLI, just run the ESLint CLI as per docs and follow the terminal instructions (e.g choosing Typescript or Javacript) and it will do the setup for you.
@@CoderOne Thank you, ima try it next time. Hopefully it helps.
@@CoderOne I've tried it according to docs as well, but I am still not getting the third option of using my lint to check syntax, find problems, AND enforce code style. Which I am trying to choose, but I am not getting offered this choice. I only have two to pick, from. Which are to check syntax only, or to check syntax, and find problems.
And it doesn't offer me any options regarding style like Airbnb as well(
Excellent but .. in "extends" - "airbnb" have to be replaced to "airbnb-base" otherwise "ESLint couldn't find the config "airbnb" to extend from."
works
What about the "eslintConfig" that create-react-app automatically inserts in the package.json file? Shouldn't it be removed from it?
You can delete "eslintConfig", it will get the configuration from ".eslintrc.json"
while Airbnb style doesn't exist, I ran into several problems, also no repository for this video (at least i couldn't find one)
problems and than volu automate the boi cuz I didn’t know how to sidechain. My one buddy produces riddim and he legit saw my daw
I downloaded it for free and get full version
lot during covid.
did he pronounce husky as hashkey? xD
No! No any!
Lintel run command what ???? You guys take some stuff so much granted .. How the hell did you *run* this : > Lintel : ......Visualizer ?? So out of the blue :/
what is the equivalent for npm init @eslint/config in yarn?
Thanks you🎉
thank you so much