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Rome has not much rules, that is their philosophy, you should not waste much time with every single configuration option and use it as it is. https://docs.rome.
by progx 3y ago
Rome has not much rules, that is their philosophy, you should not waste much time with every single configuration option and use it as it is.
https://docs.rome.tools/lint/rules/ https://docs.rome.tools/lint/rules/
- forty 3y agoOk, not having much rules is fine, but not allowing me to create my is really a downside compared to eslint. Creating arbitrary static checks is really super powerful and actually useful to overcome limitations of what can be done only with TS typing.