consuming config package with multiple rules

ESLint Version: 4.16.0

I try to use a config package that exposes multiple styles.

// eslintrc.json

{
  "extends": "unional/latest"
}

In IDE (VSCode 1.19.3 with Eslint plugin), this config seems to be working fine.

However, cli doesn’t work:

> eslint src
Error: Cannot find module 'unional/latest'

To make cli happy, I have to change the config to:

{
  "extends": "./node_modules/eslint-config-unional/latest.json"
}

Which I know is a supported way. But it would be much nicer to keep it as unional/latest.

By the way, are the eslint:recommended and eslint:all hardcoded? Is it possible to make the config package to be consumable as unional:latest?

[platinumazure]

If it works in VSCode but not in the CLI, that might imply you’re using different versions of ESLint in those cases. Try investigating that and shoring that up first.

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The best way to expose and consume multiple potential configurations is as a plugin. Plugins can export multiple configurations.

See this section for more info on how to consume a plugin configuration.

See here for more info on how to create configurations in plugins.

[nzakas]

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