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JavaScript/TypeScript linter (ESLint wrapper) with great defaults

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import path from 'node:path'; import micromatch from 'micromatch'; import arrify from 'arrify'; import configXoTypescript from 'eslint-config-xo-typescript'; import { allFilesGlob, jsExtensions, jsFilesGlob, } from './constants.js'; /** Convert a `xo` config item to an ESLint config item. In a flat structure these config items represent the config object items. Files and rules will always be defined and all other ESLint config properties are preserved. @param xoConfig @returns eslintConfig */ export const xoToEslintConfigItem = (xoConfig) => { const { files, rules, space, prettier, ignores, semicolon, react, ..._xoConfig } = xoConfig; const eslintConfig = { ..._xoConfig, files: arrify(xoConfig.files ?? allFilesGlob), rules: xoConfig.rules ?? {}, }; eslintConfig.ignores &&= arrify(xoConfig.ignores); return eslintConfig; }; /** Function used to match files which should be included in the `tsconfig.json` files. @param cwd - The current working directory to resolve relative filepaths. @param files - The _absolute_ file paths to match against the globs. @param globs - The globs to match the files against. @param ignores - The globs to ignore when matching the files. @returns An array of file paths that match the globs and do not match the ignores. */ export const matchFilesForTsConfig = (cwd, files, globs, ignores) => micromatch(files.map(file => path.normalize(path.relative(cwd, file))), // https://github.com/micromatch/micromatch/issues/217 globs.map(glob => path.normalize(glob)), { dot: true, ignore: ignores.map(file => path.normalize(file)), cwd, }).map(file => path.resolve(cwd, file)); /** Once a config is resolved, it is pre-processed to ensure that all properties are set correctly. This includes ensuring that user-defined properties can override XO defaults, and that files are parsed correctly and performantly based on the users XO config. @param xoConfig - The flat XO config to pre-process. @returns The pre-processed flat XO config. */ export const preProcessXoConfig = (xoConfig) => { const tsFilesGlob = []; const tsFilesIgnoresGlob = []; const processedConfig = []; for (const [idx, { ...config }] of xoConfig.entries()) { // We can skip the first config item, as it is the base config item. if (idx === 0) { processedConfig.push(config); continue; } // Use TS parser/plugin for JS files if the config contains TypeScript rules which are applied to JS files. // typescript-eslint rules set to "off" are ignored and not applied to JS files. if (config.rules && !config.languageOptions?.parser && !config.languageOptions?.parserOptions?.['project'] && !config.plugins?.['@typescript-eslint']) { const hasTsRules = Object.entries(config.rules).some(rulePair => { // If its not a @typescript-eslint rule, we don't care if (!rulePair[0].startsWith('@typescript-eslint/')) { return false; } if (Array.isArray(rulePair[1])) { return rulePair[1]?.[0] !== 'off' && rulePair[1]?.[0] !== 0; } return rulePair[1] !== 'off' && rulePair[1] !== 0; }); if (hasTsRules) { let isAppliedToJsFiles = false; if (config.files) { const normalizedFiles = arrify(config.files).map(file => path.normalize(file)); // Strip the basename off any globs const globs = normalizedFiles.map(file => micromatch.scan(file, { dot: true }).glob).filter(Boolean); // Check if the files globs match a test file with a js extension // If not, check that the file paths match a js extension isAppliedToJsFiles = micromatch.some(jsExtensions.map(ext => `test.${ext}`), globs, { dot: true }) || micromatch.some(normalizedFiles, jsFilesGlob, { dot: true }); } else if (config.files === undefined) { isAppliedToJsFiles = true; } if (isAppliedToJsFiles) { config.languageOptions ??= {}; config.plugins ??= {}; config.plugins = { ...config.plugins, ...configXoTypescript[1]?.plugins, }; config.languageOptions.parser = configXoTypescript[1]?.languageOptions?.parser; tsFilesGlob.push(...arrify(config.files ?? allFilesGlob)); tsFilesIgnoresGlob.push(...arrify(config.ignores)); } } } // If a user sets the `parserOptions.project` or `projectService` or `tsconfigRootDir`, we need to ensure that the tsFilesGlob is set to exclude those files, // as this indicates the user has opted out of the default TypeScript handling for those files. if (config.languageOptions?.parserOptions?.['project'] !== undefined || config.languageOptions?.parserOptions?.['projectService'] !== undefined || config.languageOptions?.parserOptions?.['tsconfigRootDir'] !== undefined) { // The glob itself should NOT be negated tsFilesIgnoresGlob.push(...arrify(config.files ?? allFilesGlob)); } processedConfig.push(config); } return { config: processedConfig, tsFilesGlob, tsFilesIgnoresGlob, }; }; //# sourceMappingURL=utils.js.map