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@goldziher/polylint

v0.34.2

Published

polylint: one linter & formatter for every language in your repository. Installs the prebuilt poly binary and puts `poly` on PATH.

Readme

@goldziher/polylint

polylint is one linter and formatter for every language in your repository, driven by one poly.toml. It runs ruff, oxc, biome, mago, sqruff and more as signed engine components, uses host tools such as rustfmt and gofmt when they are installed, and formats the long tail with tree-sitter.

The command is poly, not polylint. The pnpm package is named @goldziher/polylint because the unscoped poly name is taken; the executable it puts on your PATH is poly.

Install

pnpm add --global @goldziher/polylint
# or, per project
pnpm add --save-dev @goldziher/polylint

Then:

poly lint .
poly fmt .

How the binary gets here

There is no postinstall script and nothing is downloaded at install time. This package declares five platform packages as optionalDependencies, each carrying one prebuilt binary and marked with the os, cpu and libc it is for. npm installs only the one matching your machine, so installs work offline, behind a proxy, and are covered by the registry's own integrity hashes.

| Platform | Package | | ----------------------- | --------------------------------------- | | macOS (Apple silicon) | @goldziher/polylint-darwin-arm64 | | Linux arm64 (glibc) | @goldziher/polylint-linux-arm64-gnu | | Linux x64 (glibc) | @goldziher/polylint-linux-x64-gnu | | Linux x64 (musl/Alpine) | @goldziher/polylint-linux-x64-musl | | Windows x64 | @goldziher/polylint-win32-x64 |

On any other platform, poly prints which platforms are supported and points at the source build instead of failing with a stack trace.

Engines are downloaded at run time

Nothing is fetched at install time, but every platform package except linux-x64-musl carries a core build: the first poly lint or poly fmt downloads the engine components the repository needs (python, web, sql, …), verifies each against the signed lock embedded in the binary, and caches it. Later runs use the cache.

  • @goldziher/polylint-linux-x64-musl is the bundled build: every engine is linked in and nothing is downloaded.
  • POLY_COMPONENT_MIRROR points component downloads at an internal mirror.
  • poly components sync . installs ahead of time; poly components import <archive> seeds a host with no network; --offline forbids every download.

See Components and offline use.

Links

MIT licensed.