generic-js-env

The generic-js-env npm package can be used to populate the root directory of a JavaScript project with the various setting files for the linter/hinter and editor.

npm install --save-dev generic-js-env

Will create following files in the root of the project:

• .editorconfig
• .eslintrc
• .gitattributes
• .jscrc
• .jshintrc

If you need also .babelrc and its settings, also specify the babel-env package, which includes Babel:

npm install --save-dev babel-env

Includes packages

Most of our JavaScript projects need rimraf and require-self. They will be installed together with generic-js-env.

Notes

With the linter-jscs 1.7.3 in atom 4.0.1, files which have multiple very long lines make the editor drop to a crawl. See issue.

For now, the only solution I've come up is to extend the limit for maximumLineLength to a large number, such as 200.