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The linting configuration script you should use

Hello to the Dev community,

This is my first post here and I wanted to share a script I started to use recently on my react projects.

To quickly talk about me, I'm junior in React and even if I code alone on small projects, I wanted to have some rules defined to have the best practices and the cleanest code possible.

So I started to get interested in ESLint and I found this script : eslint-prettier-airbnb-react

The ESLint and Prettier configuration can be tedious and time consuming if you have to do it on all your projects and this scripts allows you to be good to go in seconds.

I hope you'll like this and it'll help others as it helped me.

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