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I just created a NestJS app. Long-story-short, when you use the NestJS CLI tool, you end up with files/directories like so:
src/ role/ role.module.ts role.service.ts user/ user.module.ts user.service.ts
I'd like to verify that the file root matches its directory name, but I'm not sure if it's possible.
I would want the linter to reject something like src/user/users.module.ts.
src/user/users.module.ts
Is there a way to lint a pattern like this?
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Oh, it looks like I have duplicated #59
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close in case of duplication
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I just created a NestJS app. Long-story-short, when you use the NestJS CLI tool, you end up with files/directories like so:
I'd like to verify that the file root matches its directory name, but I'm not sure if it's possible.
I would want the linter to reject something like
src/user/users.module.ts
.Is there a way to lint a pattern like this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: