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Learn how to easily disable ESLint in Quokka.js Untitled editors within Visual Studio Code, making your coding experience smoother and hassle-free.
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How to Ignore ESLint in Quokka.js Untitled Files in VSCode

When you're working on a JavaScript project in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) with strict ESLint rules, you may find that the editor's linting can become a bit of a burden—especially when you're using Quokka.js for quick play or testing. The Quokka.js extension allows you to run JavaScript code directly in an untitled file, which is great for testing snippets, but these files often don't adhere to your ESLint rules. So, how do you manage this situation without losing your sanity?

The Problem: Interference from ESLint

If you're using the setting "eslint.run": "onType" in VSCode, every time you type code in the Quokka.js Untitled editor, ESLint will analyze it according to the rules you've set up for your project. This can lead to a frustrating experience, particularly since the Quokka.js editor is meant for testing out quick ideas rather than writing production-ready code.

Workaround: Disabling ESLint Manually

One potential workaround many developers consider is to add the line /* eslint-disable */ to each new JavaScript file created by Quokka.js. However, this approach can be cumbersome and might not even be possible without a dedicated Quokka.js plugin, which adds yet another layer of complexity to manage.

The Solution: Utilizing VSCode Settings

Fortunately, there is a much simpler solution that eliminates the need for cumbersome manual adjustments or plugin complexity. The ESLint extension has a built-in option that can help.

Steps to Ignore ESLint in Quokka.js Untitled Files

Open the Command Palette: In VSCode, you can open the command palette by pressing Ctrl + Shift + P (or Cmd + Shift + P on macOS).

Search for ESLint Settings: Type Preferences: Open Settings (UI) and select it.

Find the Ignore Setting: In the search bar within the settings window, type Eslint: Ignore Untitled.

Enable the Option: Check the box for Eslint: Ignore Untitled, which automatically stops ESLint from analyzing untitled Quokka.js files.

Why This Works

By enabling the Eslint: Ignore Untitled option, you effectively tell VSCode to skip linting for any new untitled documents, including those created by Quokka.js. This makes your coding experience smoother, allowing you to focus on experimenting and prototyping without constant interruptions from linting errors.

Conclusion

Working with Quokka.js can greatly enhance your JavaScript development experience, especially when you need to test out snippets or ideas quickly. By following the simple steps outlined above, you can ensure that ESLint does not interfere with your untitled Quokka.js files, allowing for a more efficient and distraction-free development process.

With this knowledge, you can dive into your coding experiments without worrying about maintaining clean syntax. Enjoy coding with Quokka.js and happy experimenting!