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@bem-react/whitelist-levels-imports

This rule is needed to check imports according to redefinition levels whitelist.

Options

This rule has three options.

whiteList (required)

For example, in a project with three redefinition levels — common, desktop and mobile, you want to allow imports:

  • at common level only from common level
  • at desktop level from common and desktop levels
  • at mobile level from common and mobile levels

Also you want to disallow imports:

  • at common level from desktop and mobile levels
  • at desktop level from mobile level
  • at mobile level from desktop level

You can describe similar restrictions using whiteList option:

"whiteList": {
    "common": ["common"],
    "desktop": ["common", "desktop"],
    "mobile": ["common", "mobile"]
}

Now at common redefinition level you can import only from common level.

// [email protected]

import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@common'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@mobile'; // No, it's wrong!
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@desktop'; // No, it's wrong!

At desktop redefinition level you can import from common and desktop levels, but not from mobile level.

// [email protected]

import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@common'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@desktop'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@mobile'; // No, it's wrong!

And at mobile redefinition level you can import from common and mobile levels, but not from desktop level.

// [email protected]

import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@common'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@mobile'; // Good
import { Icon } from '../Icon/Icon@desktop'; // No, it's wrong!

defaultLevel (required)

The linter tries to determine a redefinition level of a file by it's filename. So for files like [email protected] and [email protected], the redefinition level is desktop. For a file mobile.tsx the level is mobile, but only if this level is specified in the whiteList setting.

If the linter could not determine a redefinition level by a filename, it accepts that level is a value of defaultLevel setting. In most project this setting has a common value, but you can use other, like base or like that.

ignorePaths (optional)

Additionally you can ignore some files, use ignorePaths option. For example:

"ignorePath": [
    ".example.tsx$",
    ".example.jsx$"
]

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