To disable ESLint in your project, follow these steps:

1. **Remove ESLint Configuration and Packages:**
If you find ESLint's warnings disruptive, you might want to remove it from your project entirely. Start by locating ESLint-related packages in your `package.json`, typically under `devDependencies`, and remove them. Common packages include `eslint`, `eslint-plugin-vue`, and others associated with your specific setup.

2. **Delete ESLint Configuration Files:**
Look for configuration files such as `.eslintrc.js`, `.eslintrc.json`, or `.eslintrc.yml` in your project directory and delete them. These files define ESLint rules and settings for your project.

3. **Verify IDE Settings:**
Even though you disabled ESLint in PhpStorm, it's prudent to double-check the settings to ensure it's correctly disabled. This action should prevent any interference or display of ESLint errors within PhpStorm.

4. **Restart Your Development Environment:**
After making these changes, restart your development server or environment. This step ensures that any lingering ESLint configurations are cleared and that your changes take effect properly.

By following these steps, you can effectively disable ESLint in your project and mitigate the annoyance of warnings like `"Component name "Content" should always be multi-word vue/multi-word-component-name"` that you mentioned earlier.

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To disable the specific ESLint rule vue/multi-word-component-name, you don't need to delete ESLint. Instead, add a rule override in your .eslintrc.js or .eslintrc.json file:


{
"rules": {
"vue/multi-word-component-name": "off"
}
}
This will turn off the vue/multi-word-component-name rule without disabling ESLint entirely.
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You can disable eslint for your project by removing it from your `package.json` dependencies or devDependencies and deleting any eslint configuration files (e.g., `.eslintrc`). Additionally, ensure eslint is disabled or not integrated in your IDE settings.
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To disable that specific ESLint rule, you can add the following to your ESLint configuration file (like `.eslintrc.js` or `.eslintrc.json`):

```json
"rules": {
"vue/multi-word-component-name": "off"
}
```

This way, you don't need to remove ESLint entirely, just the rule causing the issue.

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Modifying the ESLint configuration to turn off the vue/multi-word-component-name rule is the best approach, as it allows you to keep ESLint for other important rules while addressing the specific issue that is bothering you and candy clicker

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I listed below ways on how you can disable eslint in your project.

1. To disable Eslint for one line you can put a comment above the line you want to disable Eslint check.
   
   
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   // eslint-disable-next-line

   
   
2. To disable Eslint for the whole file you can write a comment below on top of the file.
   
   
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   /* eslint-disable */

   
   
3. To disable Eslint for one specific file or folder you can include it to .eslintignore.
   
   .eslintignore
   
   
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   /src/components

   
   
4. Same way if you want to disable Eslint in the entire project just set the path below.
   
   .eslintignore
   
   
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   **/*

   
   
5. To disable some specific rule check you can "off" it in .eslintrc.js.
   
   .eslintrc.js
   
   
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   module.exports = {
    rules: {
    "no-console": "off",
    },
   }

   
   
   no-console rule will disable warnings when using console.log, you can find all available rules in Eslint and Vue Eslint plugin docs.
   
   In your case, you might want to disable vue/multi-word-component-names.