build(deps-dev): bump eslint-plugin-react-refresh from 0.4.7 to 0.4.16

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Bumps eslint-plugin-react-refresh from 0.4.7 to 0.4.16.

Release notes

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v0.4.16

Fix CJS/ESM interop issue. Sorry everyone for the trouble.

v0.4.15

Add support for custom HOCs (#60)

By default, the rule only knows that memo & forwardRef function calls with return a React component. With this option, you can also allow extra function names like Mobx observer to make this code valid:

const Foo = () => <></>;
export default observer(Foo);

{
  "react-refresh/only-export-components": [
    "error",
    { "customHOCs": ["observer"] }
  ]
}

Thanks @​HorusGoul!

Add recommended config and simple types (#67)

You can now add the recommended config to your ESLint config like this:

import reactRefresh from "eslint-plugin-react-refresh";
export default [
/* Main config */
reactRefresh.configs.recommended, // Or reactRefresh.configs.vite for Vite users
];

To follow ESLint recommandations, the rule is added with the error severity.

Some simple types ensure that people typecheking their config won't need @ts-expect-error anymore.

Bump ESLint peer dependency to 8.40

This was actually done by mistake in the previous release when moving from a deprecated API to a new one.

Given that ESLint 8 is officialy end-of-life and the only report (#56) didn't get likes, I'm going forward and documenting the expected minimum version from ESLin in the package JSON so that people can get warning from their package manager.

v0.4.14

• Warn if a context is exported alongside a component (fixes #53). Thanks @​IgorAufricht!

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from eslint-plugin-react-refresh's changelog.

0.4.16

Fix CJS/ESM interop issue. Sorry everyone for the trouble.

0.4.15

Add support for custom HOCs (#60)

By default, the rule only knows that memo & forwardRef function calls with return a React component. With this option, you can also allow extra function names like Mobx observer to make this code valid:

const Foo = () => <></>;
export default observer(Foo);

{
  "react-refresh/only-export-components": [
    "error",
    { "customHOCs": ["observer"] }
  ]
}

Thanks @​HorusGoul!

Add recommended config and simple types (#67)

You can now add the recommended config to your ESLint config like this:

import reactRefresh from "eslint-plugin-react-refresh";
export default [
/* Main config */
reactRefresh.configs.recommended, // Or reactRefresh.configs.vite for Vite users
];

To follow ESLint recommandations, the rule is added with the error severity.

Some simple types ensure that people typecheking their config won't need @ts-expect-error anymore.

Bump ESLint peer dependency to 8.40

This was actually done by mistake in the previous release when moving from a deprecated API to a new one.

Given that ESLint 8 is officialy end-of-life and the only report (#56) didn't get likes, I'm going forward and documenting the expected minimum version from ESLin in the package JSON so that people can get warning from their package manager.

0.4.14

... (truncated)

Commits

• d939cc4 Fix exports [publish]
• 7d1709b 0.4.15 [publish]
• ec747c2 Add configs and simple types (#67)
• 359ae21 Bump ESLint peer dependency (fixes #56)
• 86bddb3 Add changelog entry & simplify legacy name based only check
• 478e778 Add basic support for custom HOCs (#60)
• 94c9d7d docs: switch suggested severity from 'warn' to 'error' (#66)
• 599b0fd docs: refresh README.md with explainer and options types (#63)
• ba9bb7b Handle React.createContext [publish]
• 97bdd56 Report React context exports (#54)
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