E.g. for this JSX:
<h1>
Hi {name}
</h1>
The react/jsx-one-expression-per-line
plugin wants it as:
<h1>
Hi
{' '}
{name}
</h1>
or
<h1>
{`Hi ${name}`}
</h1>
I think both of those are ugly. I want to allow the first example. However, I don't want to disable the plugin because I don't want to allow multiple elements on one line:
<p>hi</p><p>bye</p>
How would I do this?
ESLint is a JavaScript linter (static analysis tool) that offers full support for ES6, JSX, and other modern tools via plugins.
The ${} is template literals.
We are going to create a react application and include an external JavaScript library to ReactJS in three approaches. These are: Using react-script-tag Package. Using react-helmet Package.
ESlint is an open-source library that's commonly used by React developers to enforce rules about maintaining the code standard across the project. It's fully customizable so you can configure the desired rules yourself. Linintng your code can help you spot any would be bugs.
How about this?
const welcomeMessage = `Hi ${name}`;
<h1>
{welcomeMessage}
</h1>
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