feat: update jsx default config #281
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`style/jsx-child-element-spacing`, `style/jsx-one-expression-per-line`, These two rules seem to conflict, never verified correctly
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same here. currently I disable both of them |
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This was referenced Jul 6, 2024
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Description
Update the JSX configuration to make it resemble the formatting of Prettier(Not 100% consistent).
Linked Issues
#185
Additional context
In many projects, JSX files are typically automatically formatted using Prettier, such as in Next.js. Therefore, there's often no need to configure JSX rules in eslint-plugin-react to achieve a consistent JSX format.
Now, if we want to use ESLint for JSX formatting instead of Prettier, it would be beneficial to ensure that the JSX configuration closely matches the formatting produced by Prettier for consistency.
I use jsx a lot, so I configured eslint rules according to the prettier style. Due to the limitations of eslint jsx rules, it is not yet completely consistent with Prettier and can only be as similar as possible. Perhaps it can be optimized in the future.