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  1. eslint-plugin-unicorn

    More than 100 powerful ESLint rules

    Another thing I should mention is that in contrast to other rulesets, Canonical is very much leaning towards cutting edge technology. It will always suggest latest syntax / APIs when there are new alternatives. Some like that because it makes them aware of better / new ways of doing things, others hate it because they are used to the old ways of doing things. A great example of this is prefer-object-from-entries, which tells you to use fromEntries over reduce when the former makes the code simpler.

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  3. eslint-config-canonical

    The most comprehensive ES code style guide.

  4. eslint-plugin-canonical

    ESLint rules for Canonical ruleset.

  5. eslint-config-prettier

    Turns off all rules that are unnecessary or might conflict with Prettier.

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