To use pipeline operator now there are two options:

1. @babel/plugin-proposal-pipeline-operator plugin
2. @babel/preset-stage-1 preset

In both options we use babel. Babel options comes in .babelrc.

1. Install ESLint extension
2. Create .eslintrc.json (see it in project dir).
3. .babelrc with options must exists.
4. Install packages eslint, babel-eslint.
5. In VS Code settings disable javascript validation ("javascript.validate.enable": false), eslint validation must be enabled by default after install extension. See .vscode/settings.json

git clone https://github.com/maestrow/pipeline-operator-in-js-howto

If you want only |> operator plugin (1st option), then go to first commit (git checkout 8d13384052ca7500bc08ac48c7eb05c777c20510). If you want all stage 1 proposals (2nd option), it comes from second commit.

npm i      # install all dependencies
npm start  # it runs `pipe.js` (`'asdasd' |> (x => x.length) |> console.log;`), full command see in `package.json`.

See 6 in output.

Open pipe.js in VS Code and make sure that linter doesn't report an error.