Unlocking the Power of Destructuring: A Guide to Boosting Your JavaScript Code

ESLint's prefer-destructuring rule is a code quality rule that checks for object and array destructuring assignments. The rule encourages the use of destructuring syntax to extract properties and elements from objects and arrays instead of accessing them directly using dot notation or bracket notation. The rule is designed to improve the readability and maintainability of the code, as destructuring can make the code more concise and easier to understand.

The prefer-destructuring rule can be configured to enforce the use of destructuring in various scenarios. The rule has several options that can be used to customize its behavior, including the following:

array: This option specifies whether destructuring should be preferred for arrays.
object: This option specifies whether destructuring should be preferred for objects.
enforceForRenamedProperties: This option specifies whether destructuring should be enforced for renamed properties.
enforceForComputedProperties: This option specifies whether destructuring should be enforced for computed properties.