Difference between opinionated and unoppinionated packages

[katerlouis]

It just took over an hour to realize that there's a difference between @nuxtjs/eslint-config and @nuxt/eslint-config :F – yaix.

But still.. Why is one extend saying just @nuxtjs (without eslint-config) while the other is explicitly saying @nuxt/eslint-config – Is that eslint magic just assuming/searching for an eslint-config inside of @nuxtjs (nuxtjs!!)? – If thats the case, I can tell you from a noob perspective, this is really confusing and I would expect the docs to treat both extends the same; either with or without eslint-config

What file is @nuxtjs using anyway? Is it packages/eslint-config-legacy?

And why exactly does @nuxtjs need babel-parser? For me its working without it (which is kinda scary to be honest :D)

Is there a recommendation for nuxt3 or do both the opinionated and unopinionated version work equally fine with nuxt3? It feels like @nuxtjs is nuxt2 and just @nuxt is nuxt3, like with nuxtjs.org and nuxt.com 🤷

The opinionated version is giving me an error for undefined onMounted() while the unopinionated is cool with it; is that by design or are there just so few rules in the unopionated?

Sorry for these questions, but eslint with its magic and nuxt/nuxtjs is really confusing to me :(

[riddla]

@katerlouis, I second your confusion about the almost identically named packages/configs. At least the (nonfunctional) @nuxtjs import has been corrected in the documentation via 06b5c88.

So the new config meant to be used in Nuxt 3 seems to be @nuxt/eslint-config and is currently in version 0.1.1. Unfortunately there seems to be not much progress since last december and the README also has a lot of (old) @nuxtjs/eslint-config* fragments.

[ColtHands]

I think rules that this config applies and differences between @nuxtjs/eslint-config and @nuxt/eslint-config should be documented.