Adding extra rules for stricter checks?

[jzaefferer]

I want to disallow console.log on my project, using the no-console rule: http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-console

I read the links in #404 that explained how rules was added and removed, but couldn't find a replacement except for "forking". Since I want to make the linter more strict, not less, I'm hoping there is another option here. I tried this suggestion, but the .eslintrc file was ignored - I guess there's more than just adding the file? I didn't find anything related in the docs.

[ifraixedes]

Maybe isn't the right solution, but I did that having .eslintrc.json extending from standardjs and with the rules that I want to apply added in rules property.

Then I run eslint command; I think that standardjs doesn't read any .eslintrc.X configuration file, that is what have you tried?

[dcousens]

Maybe isn't the right solution, but I did that having .eslintrc.json extending from standardjs and with the rules that I want to apply added in rules property.

This is the right way to do this.

[jzaefferer]

This is the right way to do this.

Is there an example somewhere that shows this setup? I still can't tell how to make this work.

[dcousens]

See https://github.com/feross/eslint-config-standard

[ifraixedes]

I usually use this .eslintrc.json file

And installing what is said in the eslint-config-standard eslint works fine

[feross]

@jzaefferer You have to use the eslint command directly with a custom .eslintrc file in order for this to work. The standard command is not customizable, by design.