Hi there 👋.
Sometimes I enjoyed contributing to the typescript-eslint project. But it was tiring me to configure "typescript-eslint" for reproducing issues.

So I created a web playground for typescript eslint 🎉.

I think it would also be useful for someone trying to configure the "typescript-eslint" rule.
Feel free to give it a little Star or Issue :)-Github repo

How did It make?

The biggest challenge was a bundling module that using node built-in modules (fs, path...)

When bundling typescript-eslint and eslint with webpack, it throws errors because it cannot bundle NodeJS Built-In modules (e.g. ’fs’, ‘path’)..

ERROR in ./node_modules/@eslint/eslintrc/lib/config-array-factory.js
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'fs' in '...project/node_modules/@eslint/eslintrc/lib'

So, I must handle them, especially. There are two cases I should care about.

1. Module using NodeJS Built-Ins but unused on runtimes.
2. Module using NodeJS Built-Ins and needed on runtimes.

1. Handing modules unused on runtimes

For the first case, I can use webpack null-loader. It allows us to bundle some modules with an empty module.

We need to install null-loader

$ npm install null-loader --save-dev

Then added the loader to our webpack config. The webpack will load modules specified in test as an empty module. By that, we can avoid webpack errors.

module.exports = {
  rules: [
    //...
    {
      test: [
        /\/eslint\/.*\/cli-engine/,
        // ...
      ],
      use: "null-loader"
    }
  ]
}

2. Handling modules used on runtimes

In this case, The NormalModuleReplacementPlugin works. It allows us to replace some resources with custom resources. By it, I could replace modules with my custom ones.

• replacement module.

// src/modules/globby.js - custom module
module.exports = {
  sync() {
    return ["./tsconfig.json"];
  },
};

• webpack.config.js

const webpack = require('webpack');

module.exports = {
  //...
  plugins: [
    new webpack.NormalModuleReplacementPlugin(
      /globby/, // target module
      "src/modules/globby.js" // custom module
    ),
  ]
}

You can check all code on github repo. Thanks for reading :)