🟡 Recommended

Use this preset as the default onboarding path for most projects.

Config key

etcMisc.configs.recommended;

Flat Config example

import etcMisc from "eslint-plugin-etc-misc";

export default [etcMisc.configs.recommended];

Rules in this preset

• etc-misc/consistent-optional-props (R009)
• etc-misc/no-assign-mutated-array (R022)
• etc-misc/no-const-enum (R027)
• etc-misc/no-function-declare-after-return (R039)
• etc-misc/no-internal (R042)
• etc-misc/no-t (R059)
• etc-misc/no-unnecessary-as-const (R061)
• etc-misc/no-unnecessary-break (R062)
• etc-misc/no-unnecessary-initialization (R063)
• etc-misc/no-vulnerable (R071)
• etc-misc/typescript/no-boolean-literal-type (R112)
• etc-misc/typescript/prefer-readonly-index-signature (R136)
• etc-misc/typescript/require-readonly-array-return-type (R143)
• etc-misc/typescript/require-this-void (R157)

Adoption guidance

If you don't want readonly preference rules yet, start with minimal. Otherwise, start here for a balanced baseline of correctness and maintainability rules. This preset is designed to be a long-term baseline, so it includes some rules that may be initially noisy but are worth fixing early for long-term benefits.

This preset now enables a wider "safe baseline" mix:

• strong correctness rules as error
• low-risk style/maintainability rules as warn

Start with this preset, then promote selected warn rules to error as your codebase stabilizes.