eslint-prettier-config

To configure ESLint and Prettier for React and TypeScript, you need to set up parsers, plugins, and shared configs. This setup enforces code quality rules and ensures consistent formatting across your modern web stack.

To run ESLint checks before a Git commit, integrate Husky and lint-staged in your project. This validates staged files automatically, ensuring code style rules are enforced before any changes are committed.

The best way to avoid conflicts between ESLint and Prettier rules is using eslint-config-prettier. It disables ESLint formatting rules that interfere with Prettier, allowing both tools to work together seamlessly.

Yes, this ESLint and Prettier setup includes accessibility and React hooks linting. It utilizes eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y and eslint-plugin-react-hooks to enforce best practices and catch runtime errors.

You should use lint-staged with Husky for code formatting to optimize pre-commit hooks. Lint-staged only runs linters on staged files, making the validation process faster and ensuring code quality before commits.

Yes, you can enforce conventional commit messages alongside ESLint and Prettier. The setup integrates commitlint to validate commit formats, maintaining a consistent and standardized project history.