Add name field to @stylistic/eslint-plugin configuration

[chadwickellis]

Describe the feature

I propose enhancing the @stylistic/eslint-plugin configuration by including a name field for more precise and intuitive configuration adjustments. The current approach, which requires inspecting the plugins array to conditionally modify rules based on the presence of @stylistic, introduces unnecessary complexity.

Currently, adjustments to ESLint rules within the configuration involve a process of filtering through configurations based on the plugins array, a method that lacks clarity and directness, as demonstrated below:

import { createConfigForNuxt, defineFlatConfigs } from '@nuxt/eslint-config/flat'

export default defineFlatConfigs(
  createConfigForNuxt().then((configs) => {
    return configs.map((config) => {
      return config?.plugins && '@stylistic' in config.plugins
        ? {
            ...config,
            rules: {
              ...config.rules,
              // Rule configuration here…
            },
          }
        : config;
    });
  }),
);

To simplify this process, I suggest adding a name field to the configuration. This field would facilitate direct and intuitive identification and modification of the configuration:

import { createConfigForNuxt, defineFlatConfigs } from '@nuxt/eslint-config/flat'

export default defineFlatConfigs(
  createConfigForNuxt().then((configs) => {
    return configs.map((config) => {
      return config.name === 'nuxt:stylistic'
        ? {
            ...config,
            rules: {
              ...config.rules,
              // Rule configuration here…
            },
          }
        : config;
    });
  }),
);

This enhancement, inspired by discussions and the expressed need for improved configuration clarity in related ESLint discussions (e.g., eslint/eslint#18231), aims to make ESLint configurations more accessible and easier to manage.

Additional information

• Would you be willing to help implement this feature?
• Could this feature be implemented as a module?

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