react-hooks/config

You can tell the React Compiler what a module's exports are, for example which ones are hooks. It reports here when that description contradicts itself, such as a hook with a name that doesn't start with use.

bun lint runs the compiler's checks with a fixed, valid configuration, so this rule has nothing to report. It exists because the recommended config in eslint-plugin-react-hooks turns it on, and an ESLint config that does that needs to keep working.

Examples#

Not reported:

import { useForm } from "react-hook-form";

function SignUp() {
  const { register } = useForm();
  return <input {...register("email")} />;
}