Run Lint from the command line?
See original GitHub issueIt would be great to be able to type
eslint
into bash and have it run ESLint just like it was building. As it is, it can’t find the config file unless I eject. Is ejection really necessary here?
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scripts
simply add in
scripts
section in yourpackage.json
if you are using typescript, then:
run
then to run use:
or
config
and, of course, don’t forget to add
.eslintrc.json
into your project’s root (this is from official cra docs and this should be already done because you have read the docs, aren’t you?):We are running it in coordination with Husky(https://github.com/typicode/husky) to run ESLint in our pre-push. We’re hoping for something like