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@verekia/warden

v0.0.5

Published

Linter that checks repositories share consistent configs and tool versions.

Readme

@verekia/warden

Linter that checks repositories share consistent configs and tool versions.

Two modes:

  • Cross-project — one warden checkout sits next to several sibling repos and lints them all in one pass.
  • Library — a repo installs @verekia/warden as a devDep and lints itself.

Library mode

bun add -D @verekia/warden

Add a warden script and wire it into your all script:

{
  "scripts": {
    "warden": "warden",
    "all": "bun run format:check && bun run lint && bun run typecheck && bun run warden",
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@verekia/warden": "0.0.0",
  },
  "warden": {
    "checks": {
      "configFilesPresent": {
        "enabled": true,
        "files": [".oxfmtrc.json", ".oxlintrc.json"],
      },
    },
  },
}

Omit projects — warden defaults to checking the cwd.

Cross-project mode

Layout: warden lives next to the repos it checks.

<parent>/
  warden/
  vct7/
  verekia.com/

package.json (in the warden checkout) declares projects and check options under the "warden" key:

{
  "warden": {
    "projects": ["../vct7", "../verekia.com"],
    "checks": {
      /* … */
    },
  },
}

Run:

bun install
bun run warden                     # check every project in the list
bun run warden vct7 verekia.com    # check only the named subset

Positional arguments scope the run — useful in cloud environments where only some sibling repos are attached.

Available checks

See CLAUDE.md for the full list and the failure → fix mapping. Each check has its own block under "warden".checks in package.json and toggles independently.

Adding a check

  1. Create src/checks/<name>.ts exporting a function that takes (projects, options) and returns a CheckResult.
  2. Add its options shape to WardenConfig['checks'] in src/types.ts.
  3. Wire it into src/index.ts.