How to use ESLint with Jest

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I m attempting to use the ESLint linter with the Jest testing framework     Jest tests run with some globals like jest  which I ll need to tell the linter about  but the tricky thing is the directory structure  with Jest the tests are embedded with the source code in   tests   folders  so the directory structure looks something like   src     foo         foo js           tests               fooTest js     bar         bar js           tests               barTest js   Normally  I d have all my tests under a single dir  and I could just add an  eslintrc file there to add the globals    but I certainly don t want to add a  eslintrc file to every single   test   dir     For now  I ve just added the test globals to the global  eslintrc file  but since that means I could now reference jest in non-testing code  that doesn t seem like the  right  solution     Is there a way to get eslint to apply rules based on some pattern based on the directory name  or something like that

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The docs show you are now able to add   quot env quot          quot jest globals quot   true    To your  eslintrc which will add all the jest related things to your environment  eliminating the linter errors warnings

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In your  eslintignore file add the following value        tests      This should ignore all instances of the   tests   directory and their children

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You can also set the test env in your test file as follows      eslint-env jest     describe      gt

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To complete Zachary s answer  here is a workaround for the  extend in overrides  limitation of eslint config    overrides      Object assign              files          test js           env    jest  true          plugins     jest                require  eslint-plugin-jest   configs recommended         From https   github com eslint eslint issues 8813 issuecomment-320448724

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Pattern based configs are scheduled for 2 0 0 release of ESLint  For now  however  you will have to create two separate tasks  as mentioned in the comments   One for tests and one for the rest of the code and run both of them  while providing different  eslintrc files   P S  There s a jest environment coming in the next release of ESLint  it will register all of the necessary globals

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some of the answers assume you have  eslint-plugin-jest  installed  however without needing to do that  you can simply do this in your  eslintrc file  add      globals          jest   true

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I solved the problem REF  Run    For Yarn yarn add eslint-plugin-jest -D    For NPM npm i eslint-plugin-jest -D   And then add in your  eslintrc file         extends     airbnb   plugin jest recommended

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ESLint supports this as of version    4       eslintrc js    const ERROR   2  const WARN   1   module exports       extends   eslint recommended     env        es6  true        overrides                files                  test js                 env            jest  true    now      test js files  env has both es6  and  jest                   Can t extend in overrides  https   github com eslint eslint issues 8813           extends     plugin jest recommended         plugins    jest          rules             jest no-disabled-tests    warn            jest no-focused-tests    error            jest no-identical-title    error            jest prefer-to-have-length    warn            jest valid-expect    error                          Here is a workaround  from another answer on here  vote it up   for the  extend in overrides  limitation of eslint config    overrides      Object assign              files          test js           env    jest  true          plugins     jest                require  eslint-plugin-jest   configs recommended         From https   github com eslint eslint issues 8813 issuecomment-320448724

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Add environment only for   tests   folder  You could add a  eslintrc yml file in your   tests   folders  that extends you basic configuration   extends   lt relative path to  eslintrc gt  env      jest  true   If you have only one   tests  folder  this solution is the best since it scope jest environment only where it is needed   Dealing with many test folders  If you have more test folders  OPs case   I d still suggest to add those files  And if you have tons of those folders can add them with a simple zsh script      usr bin env zsh  for folder in      tests     do     count      tr -cd      lt  lt  lt   folder   wc -c        echo  folder    count     cat  lt  lt EOF  gt   folder eslintrc yml extends    printf       0s   1   count   eslintrc env      jest  true EOF done   This script will look for   tests   folders and add a  eslintrc yml file with to configuration shown above  This script has to be launched within the folder containing your parent  eslintrc

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