Mp/linting

[mvpoyatt]

Updated .eslintrc with more restrictive rules, plus made a couple of customaizations. Then updated all other files to adhere to the new rules. npm run lint should finish with no errors or warnings.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style

  • Updated import statements and string literals across multiple files to use single quotes for consistency.
  • Adjusted class names and minor formatting in various components for standardized styling.

• Refactor

  • Organized and updated import paths to use relative paths for better module resolution and streamlined code structure.

• Documentation

  • Minor adjustments to improve the clarity and consistency of code comments and formatting.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between cd83e34 and a8a9fa8.

Walkthrough

The updates across the codebase primarily focus on standardizing string literals by transitioning from double quotes to single quotes for consistency. This aligns with adjustments in ESLint rules to enforce a unified coding style. While some files underwent minor changes in import paths and formatting, the core functionality and logic of the code remain intact.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.eslintrc.json	Extended ESLint configuration to include rules about quotes and end-of-line; disabled some rules.
app/(routes)/.../page.tsx, app/(routes)/.../packet-details.tsx, app/(routes)/.../state-cell.tsx	Updated import statements and string literals to use single quotes for consistency.
app/api/.../route.ts, app/api/.../helpers.ts, app/api/utils/...	Updated import paths, adjusted string literals, and minor formatting changes. Some files also saw reorganization of imports.
app/components/..., app/layout.tsx, app/page.tsx	Updated import statements and string literals to single quotes; minor adjustments in JSX attributes and class names.
app/utils/...	Changes in import paths to use relative instead of absolute paths; updated string literals in configurations and functions.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[dshiell]

looks good, my main question is about coderabbits comment on the eslintrc.json and disabling no-unused-vars, no-undef, and no-case-declarations. otherwise just a few scattered questions.

[dshiell]

lgtm