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@genesislcap/oxlint-config

v14.467.0

Published

Oxlint rules derived from @genesislcap/eslint-config and eslint.config.mjs

Readme

@genesislcap/oxlint-config

Published Oxlint rules for Genesis Foundation UI. It is the lint analogue of @genesislcap/eslint-config: one shared ruleset apps and the monorepo extend, while ESLint stays available for stricter or type-aware checks that Oxlint does not cover.

What it does

  • Ships .oxlintrc.json — the only file you should edit for Oxlint rule changes in this product line.
  • Keeps rule intent aligned with @genesislcap/eslint-config and the monorepo root eslint.config.mjs (ESLint-only overrides stay in ESLint).
  • Does not format code. Formatting is Oxfmt — config lives in the root .oxfmtrc.json (copy it to your app, no extra package needed).

How it runs in the monorepo

  1. npm run lint / genx lint runs Oxlint (first, before Oxfmt and Stylelint) from the current working directory.
  2. The repo root has a small .oxlintrc.json that only extends this package so oxlint finds the same rules from the workspace root.
  3. Nested apps that run genx lint from their own folder may need a local stub extends (see Consumption) so config resolves correctly.

Import rules and ESLint

Oxlint loads eslint-plugin-import as a JS plugin under the alias import-es (avoids clashing with Oxlint’s built-in import plugin). In this config, import-es covers newline-after-import, no-self-import, no-useless-path-segments (warn), and no-duplicates (warn).

Import ordering is handled by import-es/order with the same groups and alphabetize config as @genesislcap/eslint-config, so both linters enforce identical ordering. import-es/first is disabled (redundant with import-es/order).

import/no-extraneous-dependencies is intentionally not run in Oxlint here (noisy with per-package package.json in a large monorepo). Use ESLint for that.

Native Oxlint import/* rules used here include no-absolute-path and no-mutable-exports — do not duplicate those as import-es/*.

JS plugins are alpha in Oxlint; type-aware TypeScript rules still require ESLint (upstream limits).

When to run ESLint as well: use genx lint -l eslint or, from the monorepo root, npm run lint:with-eslint, when you need import/no-extraneous-dependencies, finer import/* behavior, or @typescript-eslint/* type-aware rules.

Consumption

In this repository: change rules only in this package’s .oxlintrc.json. Keep the root stub in sync with the extends pattern below.

Downstream: installing @genesislcap/oxlint-config automatically brings in oxlint, oxfmt, and the required ESLint plugins as bundled dependencies — no separate installs needed. At your app root, add:

{
  "devDependencies": {
    "@genesislcap/oxlint-config": "latest"
  }
}

Then create .oxlintrc.json:

{
  "$schema": "./node_modules/oxlint/configuration_schema.json",
  "extends": ["./node_modules/@genesislcap/oxlint-config/.oxlintrc.json"]
}

And copy .oxfmtrc.json from the foundation-ui repo for Oxfmt config (no extra package needed).

If you run Oxlint only from a subfolder of a monorepo, ensure a .oxlintrc.json in that folder can resolve the shared config (for example by extending a path or package that exists from that directory).

Bundled dependencies

Shipped as dependencies in package.json so they install automatically:

  • oxlint
  • oxfmt
  • eslint-import-resolver-typescript
  • eslint-plugin-import
  • eslint-plugin-unused-imports