ignore JS/TS import names

[ismail-codinglab]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. so every dependency is a fancy word

import { OneModule } from "ciflx";
import { OneModule } from "sof2o11";

All these imports can be ignored for typos

Describe the solution you'd like Detect if the line is something like import * from "*", then automatically ignore

[Jason3S]

I agree that this would be useful.

I just have not come up with a good language agnostic way to do it.

[ismail-codinglab]

Most languages do have identical patterns:

1. it starts at the top
2. it's either import, use or include

I don't think you need 100% coverage. If 90% of the users code in C#, Java, C++ or TypeScript, than that would be a great impact that can be benefited already. Instead of using 10x more time just to cover up that 10% of edge cases

[Jason3S]

@ismail-codinglab ,

The new @cspell/eslint-plugin - npm will do most of what you ask.

It does support:

import { muahahaha } from 'external-lib';

muahahaha('express twisted glee');

But it doesn't yet support:

import { SomeEnum } from `external-lib`;

const myValue = SomeEnum.UnknownWordWhatTriggersCodeSpellMuahahaha;

[Jason3S]

The new @cspell/eslint-plugin - npm now supports:

import { SomeEnum } from `external-lib`;

const myValue = SomeEnum.UnknownWordWhatTriggersCodeSpellMuahahaha;

Work is being done to support this outside of ESLint.