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@shrinkray-tools/eslint-plugin

v0.1.0

Published

ESLint rules for performance-first development, built to catch common frontend slowdowns before they reach production.

Downloads

13

Readme

@shrinkray-tools/eslint-plugin

ESLint rules for performance-first development, built to catch common frontend slowdowns before they reach production.

Part of the ShrinkRay Tools suite, open source tools to help you keep web performance fast by default.

What It Does

This plugin adds performance-focused ESLint rules to catch:

  • Oversized imports (like moment, aws-sdk, or full lodash)
  • Future: render-blocking patterns, large inline styles, client-only hydration

Installation

npm install --save-dev @shrinkray-tools/eslint-plugin

Usage

Add it to your ESLint config:

Manual Rule Setup

{
  "plugins": ["@shrinkray-tools"],
  "rules": {
    "@shrinkray-tools/no-large-imports": "warn"
  }
}

Recommended Config

Use the built-in recommended preset to enable safe default rules:

{
  "extends": ["plugin:@shrinkray-tools/recommended"]
}

Rules

no-large-imports

Warns when known large libraries are imported directly. Helps teams avoid bundle bloat by catching heavy or legacy dependencies early.

Warned Libraries

| Library | Approx Size | |-------------|--------------| | moment | ~300 KB | | lodash | ~200 KB | | date-fns | ~180 KB | | chart.js | ~300 KB | | aws-sdk | ~500 KB | | three | ~450 KB |

These are rough estimates of uncompressed ESM/UMD import costs and may vary by usage.


Coming Soon

  • no-hydration-only-components
  • no-render-blocking-fonts
  • warn-large-inline-style

Local Development

If you're working on this plugin locally:

npm install
npm run test

To test the plugin inside another repo locally:

npm link
cd your-project
npm link @shrinkray-tools/eslint-plugin

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License

MIT License © Den Odell