Projects sharing features with Eslint Config

Prek is a Git hook manager written in Rust that runs configured hooks as a single binary without requiring Python or other external runtimes. It executes hooks faster than standard tools through parallel processing and bundled Rust implementations, and includes a built-in hook repository that enables fully offline operation without network access or environment setup. The tool supports both TOML and YAML configuration formats with identical semantics, and can run hooks from existing pre-commit configuration files without modification. Prek distinguishes itself through workspace-aware monorepo

Overcommit is a Git hook manager and pre-commit validation framework designed to automate the execution of scripts and checks during various Git events. It serves as a workflow automation tool that ensures code quality and project standards are met before changes are committed or pushed to a remote repository. The system distinguishes itself through a comprehensive YAML-based configuration that allows for detailed hook behavior control, including file execution filtering, conditional skipping, and the management of hook dependencies. It provides specialized roles such as a commit message vali

eslint-config-prettier is a configuration layer and CLI tool that identifies and disables ESLint rules which conflict with Prettier's code formatting. It provides an ESLint configuration preset that turns off style-related rules, along with a command-line scanner that detects and reports conflicting rules from a project's existing setup. The tool operates entirely at configuration time, producing a modified ESLint config that disables formatting conflicts without any runtime overhead during linting. It works across any ESLint plugin by matching rule names against a curated conflict database,

eslint-plugin-unicorn is an ESLint plugin that provides a large set of opinionated lint rules for JavaScript and TypeScript projects. Its primary purpose is to enforce code quality, prevent common errors and anti-patterns, and promote a consistent coding style across a codebase. The plugin distinguishes itself by offering an opinionated preset configuration that imposes a specific coding style rather than leaving all choices to the user. Its rules are specifically designed to catch logical mistakes and code smells that go beyond standard ESLint rules. As an added capability, the plugin also e

Standard is a zero-configuration static analyzer, linter, and formatter for JavaScript. It functions as a style guide that enforces consistent coding rules and identifies programming errors without requiring manual configuration files. The tool distinguishes itself by providing an automatic code fixer that scans source files to correct style violations and ensure a uniform codebase. It implements a predefined rule set to eliminate the need for project-specific configuration. The project covers a broad range of static analysis capabilities, including support for experimental language syntax a

Stylelint is a static code analysis tool and linter for CSS and style-like languages. It identifies errors, enforces coding conventions, and operates as a PostCSS plugin to validate stylesheets during build pipelines. The project distinguishes itself through support for non-standard syntaxes, including preprocessor parsing for SCSS and Less, and the ability to extract and lint embedded styles from JavaScript, HTML, and template literals. It features an automated fixing system that programmatically corrects repairable styling violations to ensure consistency. The system provides a plugin arch

This project is a JavaScript full-stack tutorial providing a step-by-step guide to building a complete web application from scratch. It focuses on the manual implementation of a custom JavaScript toolchain, encompassing the development of a server-side rendering workflow and a client-side state manager. The project distinguishes itself by implementing core development utilities without high-level frameworks, including custom solutions for bundling, transpilation, linting, and hot module replacement. It also features a real-time communication system based on WebSockets for bidirectional messag

This is a Visual Studio Code extension that integrates the Prettier formatting engine into the editor. It serves as a bridge to provide opinionated, multi-language code styling by reprinting source code from a syntax tree to enforce consistent layout and line wrapping. The extension enables automated formatting upon saving or on command, ensuring a uniform codebase across teams. It resolves styling rules by merging editor preferences, EditorConfig files, and local configuration files, and can coordinate with linters to resolve conflicting stylistic rules. The system supports a wide range of

YAPF is a Python code formatter and style compliance tool. It operates as an AST-based reformatter that uses concrete syntax trees to ensure structural consistency and a uniform visual presentation across source files. The engine utilizes a penalty-based layout optimizer to determine the best line breaks by calculating numerical costs for different formatting choices. It employs a multi-process code processor to distribute the formatting of multiple files across several CPU cores. The tool covers source code reformatting through in-place file modifications, difference analysis, and the proce

This project is an ESLint plugin and static code analyzer for Vue.js. It provides a suite of linting rules to detect common errors, validate templates and scripts, and enforce consistent coding standards across single-file components. The plugin distinguishes itself by analyzing the relationship between script and template blocks to validate cross-block property usage. It identifies bug-prone patterns, detects deprecated APIs, and restricts dangerous patterns such as raw HTML rendering to prevent security vulnerabilities. Its broader capabilities cover component validation for naming and str

Git-secrets is a security utility designed to prevent the accidental exposure of sensitive credentials by integrating automated scanning directly into the version control commit lifecycle. It functions as a commit scanner that evaluates staged files and commit messages against defined security policies before changes are finalized in a repository. The tool utilizes regular expression pattern matching to identify potential secrets and supports the registration of custom patterns to address specific organizational security requirements. To manage operational friction, it includes mechanisms for

Overcommit is a Git hook manager and workflow automation system used to configure, deploy, and orchestrate scripts that enforce coding standards and project workflows. It acts as a management layer for distributed hook configuration, applying global templates across multiple repositories to ensure consistent validation rules. The system functions as a parallel task runner, executing multiple validation scripts concurrently across CPU cores to reduce the time spent during pre-commit checks. It distinguishes itself through signature-based integrity verification to detect unauthorized changes to

This project is a set of git pre-commit hooks designed to automate the formatting, linting, and validation of Terraform configurations. It functions as an infrastructure as code linter, security scanner, cost estimator, and documentation generator to ensure code quality before commits are finalized. The tool distinguishes itself by providing specialized capabilities for infrastructure workflows, such as scanning templates for security vulnerabilities and hardcoded secrets, calculating projected cloud spending against budgets, and automatically extracting module definitions to populate readme

SQLFluff is a multi-dialect SQL linter, formatter, and style guide enforcer. It functions as a parser and analyzer that converts SQL scripts into structured trees to validate syntax, identify logical components, and enforce consistent capitalization, aliasing, and layout conventions across various database dialects. The system is specifically designed to handle templated SQL, providing the ability to analyze, parse, and lint files containing macros or placeholders. It uses dummy-parameter rendering and source mapping to validate the style and correctness of dynamic code before it is rendered

This project is a JavaScript style guide and Node.js coding standard designed to ensure the creation of consistent, maintainable, and readable code. It serves as a comprehensive reference for naming conventions, formatting, and architectural patterns. The project provides a linting configuration template that allows for the automatic enforcement of these standards. This includes predefined linting presets and a base of rules used to perform logic checks and automatic formatting across a codebase. The guidelines cover a broad range of standardization capabilities, including code and file form

Lefthook is a Git hook manager and workflow automation tool designed to execute user-defined scripts during version control events. It automates the execution of linters, tests, and formatters to validate changes and maintain code quality before commits or pushes. The project distinguishes itself through a parallel execution model that runs multiple shell commands concurrently to reduce latency. It supports complex configuration management, including the ability to merge global, remote, and local settings and synchronize configurations from external repositories to standardize development env

lint-staged is a git pre-commit task runner that executes linters and formatters specifically on files staged in git. It functions as a staged file filter and a monorepo task orchestrator, identifying the correct configuration and working directory for files across multiple packages in a repository. The system automatically adds formatting changes back to the git stage after a successful task run. It uses a mechanism to match files in the git index against glob patterns to determine which tasks to execute and can automatically update git indices after formatting. The project covers sequentia

GrumPHP is a Git commit validator and PHP code quality orchestrator. It functions as a Git hook manager that automates the installation and execution of script triggers to enforce code quality standards within PHP projects. The tool prevents non-compliant code from being committed by running a suite of validation and linting tasks during the Git workflow. It integrates automated quality checks directly into the local development environment to maintain project standards. The system manages pre-commit testing workflows by executing quality tests and automating Git hooks. It uses a task-based

This project is a static analysis tool and linter for Elixir designed to enforce a unified visual structure across codebases. It serves as a specification for code formatting, naming conventions, and documentation standards. The tool provides a standardized system for casing and prefixes used in files, functions, and variables. It also establishes guidelines for formatting module and function descriptions to ensure consistent technical documentation. The project covers a broad range of code quality areas, including the organization of module layouts, the implementation of commenting patterns

Mago is a PHP static analysis tool, linter, and code formatter. It detects type errors, dead code, and logic bugs through advanced type inference and flow analysis, while providing a deterministic engine to rewrite source files according to style guides. The project distinguishes itself with a WebAssembly runtime that enables PHP analysis to execute entirely within a web browser, allowing results to be shared via URL. It also provides a minimal Dockerized toolchain distributed as a scratch image for consistent execution across different processor architectures. The toolset covers architectur

Lint-staged is a command-line utility designed to automate code quality checks and formatting tasks within a Git repository. It functions as a pre-commit hook runner that executes defined operations exclusively on files currently staged for commit, ensuring that only code meeting project standards is permanently saved. The tool distinguishes itself by providing granular control over the development workflow through file filtering and task orchestration. It uses glob-pattern matching to isolate specific file types and executes sequences of shell commands in a strict order. To maintain reposito

Ruff is a high-performance static analysis and code formatting tool designed for Python. Built in Rust, it functions as a comprehensive engine that scans source code to detect programming errors, security vulnerabilities, and deviations from established coding standards. By parsing source code into a structured tree representation, it provides both automated linting and style enforcement across entire projects. The tool distinguishes itself through its speed and deep integration into the development lifecycle. It utilizes parallelized file processing to maximize throughput on large codebases

Scalar is a platform for building and managing API specifications, focusing on OpenAPI and AsyncAPI standards. It provides tools to generate interactive API references with embedded testing interfaces, create mock servers for pre-implementation testing, and build offline-first API clients that sync with backend frameworks. The platform also supports version upgrades of specifications to maintain compatibility and includes command-line utilities for local development and document management. The project distinguishes itself through automated release workflows that generate changelogs and publi

gptme is a multi-agent orchestration platform designed for autonomous software engineering, terminal-based AI integration, and RAG-enhanced code navigation. It enables the deployment of persistent agents and specialized subagents to decompose complex tasks and execute parallel technical workflows. The system distinguishes itself through a combination of vision-based GUI automation for controlling desktop applications and surgical patching mechanisms for targeted source code modifications. It utilizes git-based memory management to maintain a versioned history of agent identities, lessons, and

Checkov is a static analysis tool and security scanner designed to identify misconfigurations in infrastructure as code, container images, and Kubernetes configurations. It functions as a cloud security posture tool, an SCA vulnerability scanner, and a secret scanning utility to prevent security breaches and version control leaks. The project distinguishes itself through deep graph analysis and variable resolution, allowing it to map relationships between interconnected resources and evaluate the final state of infrastructure attributes. It provides extensibility for defining custom security

DevOps-Bash-tools is a collection of shell scripts and aliases designed to automate cloud infrastructure, container orchestration, and CI/CD pipelines. It provides a comprehensive toolset for managing operational workflows through the command line. The project specializes in automating tasks across multiple platforms, including managing namespaces and secrets in Kubernetes, auditing resources in AWS and GCP, and triggering builds or managing environment variables in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI. It also includes a toolkit for interacting with container registries to query manifests