kebab | secure backup tool | Continuous Backup library

You can use a regex with a negative lookahead:

If I have understood correctly, this is the way to do it.
The premade configs I extend, by @angular-eslint, takes care of the parser options behind the scenes. Therefore, the only thing I had to do was:

In the "files": ["*.ts"] override, I added

Your code doesn't work because the import paths violate this rule:

Imports must start with ./ or ../.

Replacing @ with the resolved path should fix the problem. Assuming @ is aliased to /src and router.js is in /src, you could replace @ with ./:

It appears that when I ran the following command:

The problem is exactly what the error states: a rule named jsx-a11y/rule-name does not exist. I suppose you copied this from their readme, but what they try to tell you is to replace rule-name with the name of an actual rule in the plugin.

As you already extend their recommended rule set, it should be enough to just remove the line referencing the not existing rule.

not sure if syntax works, but that should be something you are looking for. i am also not sure if that is one of that efficient ways.

You can create 2 Routes, one to render the list of categories and one for the category page to display the details for that category. You can use the Switch and Route component from react-router-dom for this.

I've created a small demo for this => Working Example

For example :

I'm not really sure to understand what you're looking for but it seems that the only chars you don't want is the hyphens and underscores. So we could actually use a regex as simple as ^[^_-]+$ to say you want to macht strings only containing "not underscores or hyphens".

But we could also do it the other way, by listing only the chars you want to match with ^[&.a-zA-Z>:+~,\h]+$.

You can test it here: https://regex101.com/r/LSiVju/1

• ^ asserts position at start of a line.

• Match a single character present in the list: [&.a-zA-Z>:+~,\h]

  -\h is a horizontal space. You could replace it by \s which also includes new lines.

  • a-z and A-Z are the ranges of alphabetical chars.

• + is to say we want the char one and several times.

• $ asserts position at the end of the string.

• g modifier: global. All matches (don't return after first match)

• m modifier: multi line. Causes ^ and $ to match the begin/end of each line instead of begin/end of string. This is just for the example with your list of cases. You won't use the m modifier.

But I don't think it's as simple as that because we can also have digits (which are not mentionned in your question).

What about these?

Turned out I had to add the tsconfig.json path in parserOptions. So the overriding file looks like this: