Environment configurations for ESLint:

• module: applies rules related to import, require, module, process, etc.
• node: extends module and adds some NodeJS specific rules.
• browser: applies some browser specific rules.
• test: overwrites some rules which do not apply in testing.

npm i --save-dev eslint@8 eslint-plugin-n@14 eslint-config-adidas-env

{
  "extends": [
    "adidas-env" // uses browser
  ]
}

Or

{
  "extends": [
    "adidas-env/{name}" // where name is either module, node or browser
  ]
}

Usually you would mix this with other ESLint configurations, like:

{
  "extends": [
    "adidas-env/browser",
    "adidas-env/module",
    "adidas-es6",
    "adidas-react"
  ]
}

browser and module can be used together for applications using webpack, Rollup, etc.

• Base configuration
• ESLint
• FAQ: ESLint Peer Dependencies