# svelte/no-immutable-reactive-statements

disallow reactive statements that don’t reference reactive values.

# 📖 Rule Details

This rule reports if all variables referenced in reactive statements are immutable. That reactive statement is immutable and not reactive.

<script>
  /* eslint svelte/no-immutable-reactive-statements: "error" */
  import myStore from './my-stores';
  import myVar from './my-variables';
  let mutableVar = 'hello';
  export let prop;
  /* ✓ GOOD */
  $: computed1 = mutableVar + ' ' + mutableVar;
  $: computed2 = fn1(mutableVar);
  $: console.log(mutableVar);
  $: console.log(computed1);
  $: console.log($myStore);
  $: console.log(prop);

  const immutableVar = 'hello';
  /* ✗ BAD */
  $: computed3 = 
This statement is not reactive because all variables referenced in the reactive statement are immutable. (svelte/no-immutable-reactive-statements)
fn1(immutableVar);
  $: computed4 = 
This statement is not reactive because all variables referenced in the reactive statement are immutable. (svelte/no-immutable-reactive-statements)
fn2();
  $: console.log(immutableVar);
  $: console.log(myVar);

  /* ignore */
  $: console.log(unknown);

  function fn1(v) {
    return v + ' ' + v;
  }
  function fn2() {
    return mutableVar + ' ' + mutableVar;
  }
</script>

<input bind:value={mutableVar} />

# 🔧 Options

Nothing.

# 🚀 Version

This rule was introduced in eslint-plugin-svelte v2.27.0

# 🔍 Implementation