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@comity-dev/eslint-plugin

v0.1.1

Published

Reusable ESLint rules for Comity source-code policy. Development tooling.

Readme

@comity-dev/eslint-plugin

Purpose

Reusable ESLint rules for Comity-wide source-code policy. This package owns the source-code lint policy that every Comity repository MUST apply consistently.

Scope

Six rules, each addressing a Comity-wide concern:

| Rule | Concern | | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | no-forbidden-deep-import | Disallow deep imports into another package's internals (@comity/x/src/foo, @comity/x/internal/*, @comity/x/dist/*, @comity/x/lazy/*). | | no-layer-violation | Forbid imports that violate Comity's canonical layering model. | | no-date-in-core | Forbid Date in Core Modules (domain must be deterministic). | | no-crypto-in-core | Forbid crypto in Core Modules (domain must be deterministic). | | no-forbidden-subpath-import | Disallow imports from forbidden package subpaths (utils, helpers, shared, internal, lazy). | | no-render-core-http-runtime | Forbid render Core Modules from depending on HTTP runtime. |

Ownership

Owned by comity-development. Consumed by Comity repositories (Community, Enterprise) via ESLint flat config.

Public API

// Default export: the ESLint plugin (loaded into flat-config)
import comityPlugin from "@comity-dev/eslint-plugin";

// Root exports: stable identifier list and the recommended rule set
import { recommended, RULE_IDS } from "@comity-dev/eslint-plugin";

Relationship to Comity Standards

  • architecture-validation.md §4 — source-code lint policy.
  • public-api.md §3.2 — forbidden subpath imports.
  • layering-policy.md §8 — rendering core MUST NOT depend on HTTP runtime.
  • coding.md — general style policy.

Development

pnpm build
pnpm test