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Aamortka
Last edited Sep 13, 2017
Created on Sep 13, 2017

This visualization displays the ESLint configuration rules from a Vue.js project as a structured overview. It shows the custom rule settings, including severity levels, options, and exceptions, alongside parser settings, environment definitions, and plugin usage. The code references ESLint’s configuration API, including `parserOptions`, `env`, `extends`, `plugins`, and `rules`, with specific rules like `import/extensions`, `max-len`, and `no-console`. The data originates from a gist file containing the module.exports object, rendered using Vue’s framework capabilities. The visualization presents the configuration hierarchy and rule parameters in a readable, organized format.

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