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@rrlab/oxc-plugin

v1.1.0

Published

oxc plugin for @rrlab/cli — provides lint (oxlint) and format (oxfmt) capabilities.

Readme

@rrlab/oxc-plugin

oxc plugin for @rrlab/cli. Provides lint (oxlint), format (oxfmt), and tsc (oxlint type-aware) capabilities.

Install

rr plugins add oxc

Installs @rrlab/oxc-plugin and adds oxlint, oxfmt, and oxlint-tsgolint as devDependencies. No config file is scaffolded — oxlint and oxfmt work with sensible defaults and the projects that need to customise add their own oxlintrc.json / .oxfmtrc on demand.

For rr jsc (lint + format together), the kernel composes oxlint + oxfmt automatically when both capabilities are present and no plugin provides jsc directly.

What it provides

| Capability | Surface | Underlying command | |---|---|---| | lint | rr lint, rr lint doctor | oxlint --check / --fix | | format | rr format, rr format doctor | oxfmt --check / --fix | | tsc | rr tsc, rr tsc doctor | oxlint --type-aware --type-check (via oxlint-tsgolint) | | jsc (composed) | rr jsc (synthesised lint + format) | |

Picking only some capabilities

Pass only to mix oxc with another plugin. Example: biome for lint+format, oxc just for the type-aware checks:

import biome from "@rrlab/biome-plugin";
import oxc from "@rrlab/oxc-plugin";
import { defineConfig } from "@rrlab/cli/config";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    biome({ only: ["lint", "format"] }),
    oxc({ only: ["tsc"] }),
  ],
});

The only array is typed against the kinds this plugin provides ("lint" | "format" | "tsc" for oxc), so typos like oxc({ only: ["pack"] }) are caught at compile time.

Removal

rr plugins remove oxc

Removes oxlint, oxfmt, and oxlint-tsgolint from package.json and drops the oxc() entry from run-run.config.{ts,mts}. Tool config files (oxlintrc.json, .oxfmtrc) — if any — are left alone, they belong to the user.