ESLint

Best Practices

Follow ESLint best practices for Nova with one flat config, ordered layers, scoped rule groups, and sensible ignores for predictable linting.

Enforce a strict, project-wide code style for JS and TS with a stylistic formatting baseline plus focused groups of core ESLint rules.

Exclude project-owned supporting files, build output, source maps, and generated files from ESLint while retaining assets documentation.

Lint Astro components with Nova's parser wiring, framework globals, processor, and curated correctness rules.

Lint Docusaurus configuration and React components with framework globals and curated React, Hooks, and accessibility rules.

Represent Express.js explicitly in a Nova ESLint stack while Node.js owns its runtime rules and globals.

Lint Next.js and React applications with curated framework, Core Web Vitals, Hooks, and accessibility rules.

Lint React components with Nova-compatible React, Hooks, accessibility, browser, and modern JSX runtime rules.

Lint Svelte components with Nova-compatible official correctness rules, TypeScript parsing, and generated-file ignores.

Lint Vue single-file components with Nova-compatible official correctness rules and TypeScript parsing.

Enable the typescript-eslint parser for JavaScript and JSX files so Nova custom rules run on plain JS with full AST support.

Lint MDX content with the eslint-mdx parser and remark plugin so docs and prose stay consistent alongside your TypeScript source.

Enable the typescript-eslint parser and type-aware rules across all TypeScript files for consistent classes, safe overrides, and tidy declarations.

Declare standard browser globals for JavaScript and TypeScript without exposing Node.js-only APIs.

Declare Worker-compatible globals for Cloudflare Worker JavaScript and TypeScript sources.

Declare Web Worker-compatible globals for portable edge-runtime JavaScript and TypeScript.

Lint Node.js code with eslint-plugin-n, ban raw console and process.exit, and relax hashbang checks on CLI entry points.

Declare Service Worker globals for JavaScript and TypeScript event handlers and lifecycle code.

Declare Web Worker globals for background JavaScript and TypeScript without browser-window APIs.

Add Node.js globals to Vite and Vitest configuration files without changing browser application globals.