There are many ESLint rules for React out there — learn which ones are most useful in this post, which covers the twelve most essential ones.

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ESLint has a comprehensive set of rules for JavaScript code that cover stylistic choices and prevent common bugs. The rules are discussed in detail in the React documentation, but there are two rules that must be followed when using Hooks. Action buttons that are not intended to submit a form should have a type attribute. When no type is specified, a button defaults to a type of submit. If an optional prop is not passed to a component, it will be undefined.

12 essential ESLint rules for React

React Hooks rules ( eslint-plugin-react-hooks )

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<p>Will have to apply these rules on my own projects. Thanks</p>


<p>Some good rules, but actually you do not need to import React in every file anymore. Since react 17, the file will be transpailed without importing react, you need just one time in the app/root.</p>
