I am experiencing an intermittent problem with ESLint in VS Code. When saving a file, instead of formatting it, this message shows in the status bar: Apparentl
Using postcss with plugin postcss-nesting in svelte is quite easy -- adding postcss-nesting to the preprocess config in svelte.config.js is the only thing neede
I'm building a react app with parcel. I have an eslint config set up that I like, and use VSCode tools to catch eslint errors and fix them as I code. The app bu
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I am trying to use eslint in webstorm, but it doesn't work and displays an error:ESLint: Parsing error: This experimental syntax requires enabling one of the fo
For the following react code I get the following error: When I run ESLint using the --fix flag on my code base, I get an error that reads: ESLint: A space is r
I create a React Native project the version is 0.62.2 I change eslintrc.js as below module.exports = { parser:'babel-eslint', env: { browser: true,
I want to align the indentation to the equal sign when formatting my code. Is there any plugin or setup out there? Before: const React = require('react'); con
Linting shows errors in terminal but won't highlight the code in VS Code. ESLint extension is installed. Running nx lint: yarn run v1.22.10 $ nx lint > nx r
JavaScript noob here... I'm exploring various options for throwing exceptions. Throwing a string / primitive value This seems to be bad practice for several rea
I have following vue component. <template lang="pug"> button(@click="onLogout") Logout </template> <script setup lang="ts"> function onLogout
My react application is bootstrapped using CRA(react-scripts v4.0.0) and I want to add a code formatter (prettier to be specific) that must format the code befo
tl:dr, why is this REGEX incorrect : classNames.*(.*{(?:.|\n)*?}) although it work in regex101 ? I am using typescript with eslint. I setup some naming conventi
I have this import in my file app.spec.ts: import app from './app'; Which causes this Typescript error 2:17 error Unable to resolve path to module './app'
I'm getting ESlint error in this file Bar.ts: class Bar { constructor(public foo: string) {} hello(): string { return this.foo; } } export default B
I know that in Next.js we have Image component, but the problem I have with it is that I can't use it as a normal HTML tag like <img />. I have to give it
I have eslint setup with Prettier formatter in vscode. there is this following original line, import MyCustomComponentsIsThis from 'queries/internal/consu
I have got multiple javascript files and I have defined some global variable in a file which loads before the others. As a consequence all of the files loaded a
I'am tring to use Prettier with ESLint for TS. But it's fails with an error SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier, expected the token `)` (17:55) On line with
Somehow after updating Babel from 6 to 7 my eslint started giving such a warning in node_modules: So, from my understanding node_modules folder is not ignore