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feature: Implement ESLint for Code Quality #58

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argidenise opened this issue Mar 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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feature: Implement ESLint for Code Quality #58

argidenise opened this issue Mar 11, 2023 · 2 comments

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@argidenise
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As a user of the ChatGPTFreeApp, I suggest implementing ESLint for code quality. ESLint is a popular static code analysis tool that helps identify and report pattern and code style problems in JavaScript code. Implementing ESLint will ensure code consistency, making it easier for developers to maintain the codebase.

Benefits of implementing ESLint:

  • Improve code quality and readability
  • Reduce code review time and effort
  • Catch errors and potential bugs early on in the development process
  • Simplify the code review process through automated checks

The rules could include, but not limited to the following:

  • Enforce coding conventions (e.g., indentation, variable naming, etc.)
  • Detect syntax errors and suspicious constructs
  • Ensure consistent spacing around keywords and operators
  • Catch variables that are declared but not used
  • Enforce best practices for writing JavaScript/Typescript code
  • Verify that the codebase is adhering to the same style guide

I believe that implementing ESLint will enhance the quality and maintainability of the ChatGPTFreeApp repository. Thank you for considering this feature request.

@ztjhz
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ztjhz commented Mar 11, 2023

This is a great idea! We will work on it.

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