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@geoql/oxlint-plugin-vue-doctor

v1.0.0

Published

oxlint JS plugin for Vue 3 anti-patterns and AI-slop detection. Pairs with oxlint's built-in vue plugin via jsPlugins. TypeScript, ESM.

Readme

@geoql/oxlint-plugin-vue-doctor

oxlint JS plugin holding the Vue 3 script-level rules that @geoql/doctor-core runs.

This package is a rule pack, not a tool. It's the jsPlugins half of the script pass: a set of oxlint JS-plugin rules that fire against the <script> / <script setup> ESTree oxlint extracts from .vue files. doctor-core generates the .oxlintrc.json that loads this plugin and wires it in automatically, so you don't install or configure it directly. Run @geoql/vue-doctor and these rules come along for free.

What's in here

Script-level Vue rules across four categories. Template-shaped rules (v-for/:key, v-if+v-for) live in doctor-core's in-process template pass instead, because oxlint never hands JS plugins the template AST.

| Category | Rules | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ai-slop | em-dash strings, destructuring props/reactive without toRefs, non-null assertions on .value, explicit imports of auto-imported Vue APIs | | composition | typed defineProps, prefer <script setup> for new files | | reactivity | watch without cleanup, shallowRef for large data, readonly for injected values | | performance | defineAsyncComponent on route components |

To see every rule with its id, severity, and preset membership, run vue-doctor list-rules (or filter, e.g. vue-doctor list-rules --source doctor --category ai-slop).

Install

npm i @geoql/oxlint-plugin-vue-doctor

Published on npm and JSR at v0.1.0 with provenance. ESM-only, TypeScript. oxlint is a peer dependency. Most people never add this dependency themselves; doctor-core resolves it for you.

Scope

Vue 3 only. Severity levels are error | warn | info.

Architecture

See docs/SPEC.md §10 for how the JS plugin co-loads with oxlint's native vue plugin and why the script and template rules live in different passes.

License

MIT © Vinayak Kulkarni