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Next.js / ESLint – "Parsing error: Cannot find module 'next/babel'"
Every time I create a Next.js app with:
`npx create-next-app@latest`
ESLint immediately starts flashing warnings in all my .js files saying
"Parsing error: Cannot find module 'next/babel'
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Issue with using async/await inside a custom ESLint rule's callback function
I'm encountering an issue with integrating async/await operations within a custom ESLint rule. Here's a simplified version of my code:
module.exports = {
meta: {
type: "problem",
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node's root directory is inside node_modules
I'm not sure I titled this correctly, as I'm not intimately familiar with node.
I've noticed two issues,
First, the @ alias isn't working as expected. I would think it should be set to the src ...
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Unknown option: .module. in Babel and ESLint setup
I'm encountering an issue with my Babel and ESLint setup in a React project. When I run ESLint, I get the following error:
Line 0: Parsing error: Unknown option: .module. Check out https://babeljs.io/...
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React Failed to Compile (Linter)
I am having a series of bugs when attempting to "npm run build" my application
The first error I received was:
Failed to compile.
Cannot read property 'value' of null
Occurred while linting ...
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Vue - Eslint Complaining About Missing Variable in Setup Script
Funnily the Vue js documentation is highly suggesting to use the <script setup> syntax of the Composition API, the problem with it is that the documentation is very basic and it interferes with ...
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404 This page could not be found. NextJS configuration and page routing problem?
When I npm run dev my page.jsx file isn't being taken as the root file and I'm consequently given the error: 404
This page could not be found. - in the style of a nextJS template setup. and this in ...
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Babel ESLint parser difficulties
Hi I am quite new to ESLint and when I was gaining some headway I encountered issues with the assert when [importing a JSON file. I added the babel ESLint parser but on setting everything up I noticed ...
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ESLint configuration in ..\package.json is invalid: - Unexpected top-level property "babelOptions"
i am starting new project with purchasing theme. the dependenci provide with theme has older virsion so am trying to update it with npm update and removie some dipendency also.
after the removing all ...
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You need to provide a parserOptions.project for Eslint
we are trying to setup Typescript in our JS code base. We are doing this step by step, so we are trying to adapt our eslint configuration to work at the same time for both JS and TS files at the same ...
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ESlint cannot find a babel config file with a relative path
In a JavaScript project I have an .eslintrc.yml file side-by-side with a .babelrc.json config file. The babel config is included in the eslint file so:
parserOptions:
sourceType: module
project: ['...
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Next.js SWC - ESLint is unable to resolve path to module with aliases
I'm migrating my Next.js project from Babel compiler to Next.js SWC-powered compiler - https://nextjs.org/docs/architecture/nextjs-compiler
After the necessary changes the app itself works fine, ...
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How can show warnings in Terminal if Console.log is used in React JS project?
I want to restrict developers to add console.log in their commits so I want to show warning in React JS running terminal if they have used console.log anywhere is the project.
I want to show warnings ...
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Type error: Cannot find type definition file for '@babel'
I am writing a next project with following package.json.
{
"name": "dapp-boilerplate",
"version": "1.0.0",
"main": "index.js",
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Typescript / Babel / ESLint plugin to properly use variable declared in case blocks [duplicate]
It turns out you can declare a variable in one case block and use it in another! At least in compile time anyway, at runtime it will throw an error or be undefined, depending on the interpreter ...