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Use es6 and es6+ in eslint with babel
It seems like Eslint does not support ES6/ES6+ experimental features out of the box at the time of writing. To do that you need to install a dev dependency called babel-eslint
and then specify it to be the parser in your eslintrc file.
npm install --save-dev babel-eslint
//.eslintrc
{
...
"parser": "babel-eslint",
...
}
With this your arrow functions wont complain anymore upon linting.
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