Adamantite is a collection of presets for oxlint, oxfmt, TypeScript and sherif that are designed to help humans and agents write maintainable and scalable type-safe code, both for individual projects and monorepos.

Quick Start

Run the following command on your project to get started:

npx adamantite init

Adamantite will automatically configure your project with linting, formatting, and type-safety rules.

adamantite check          # Check code for issues without fixing using oxlint
adamantite fix            # Fix code issues using oxlint
adamantite format         # Format code using oxfmt
adamantite typecheck      # Run TypeScript type checking using the strict preset
adamantite monorepo       # Check monorepo for dependency issues using Sherif
adamantite update         # Update Adamantite's dependencies to the latest compatible versions

Features

• ⚡ Fast performance: Built on oxc's Rust-based architecture for 10-40x faster linting than ESLint
• 🔍 Extensive linting: 500+ rules covering correctness, performance, security, and accessibility
• 🎯 Zero configuration: Works out of the box with sensible defaults, no setup required
• 🔧 Single tool solution: Leverages the oxc ecosystem for linting and formatting
• 🛡️ Strict type safety: Comes with a strict TypeScript preset to improve type safety across your codebase
• 🏗️ Monorepo support: Unified configuration and dependency management across workspace packages
• ⚙️ CI-friendly: Automatically configures GitHub Actions workflows to run checks in CI
• 🤖 AI-friendly patterns: Consistent code style designed for effective AI collaboration

Installation

Automatic Setup (Recommended)

npx adamantite init

This interactive command will:

• Install Adamantite, oxlint, and oxfmt as dev dependencies
• Create oxlint.config.ts with opinionated presets
• Create .oxfmtrc.json with formatting configuration
• Set up tsconfig.json with strict TypeScript rules
• Add lint/format scripts to your package.json
  • Also adds monorepo-specific scripts if running a monorepo
• Configure editor settings

📋 Commands

adamantite check

Check your code for issues without automatically fixing them using oxlint:

# Check all files
adamantite check

# Check specific files
adamantite check src/components/**/*.ts

adamantite fix

Fix issues in your code with automatic formatting and safe fixes:

# Fix all files
adamantite fix

# Fix specific files
adamantite fix src/utils.ts

# Apply suggested fixes
adamantite fix --suggested

# Apply dangerous fixes
adamantite fix --dangerous

# Apply all fixes
adamantite fix --all

adamantite format

Format your code using oxfmt:

# Format all files
adamantite format

# Format specific files
adamantite format src/utils.ts

# Check if files are formatted without writing
adamantite format --check

adamantite monorepo

Special tooling for monorepo projects using Sherif:

# Check for monorepo-specific issues
adamantite monorepo

# Fix monorepo-specific issues
adamantite monorepo --fix

Automatically detects and fixes:

• Inconsistent dependency versions across packages
• Missing dependencies in package.json
• Unused dependencies
• Package.json formatting issues

adamantite typecheck

Run TypeScript type checking using tsc and the strict preset:

# Type check all files
adamantite typecheck

# Type check a specific project
adamantite typecheck --project tsconfig.json

adamantite update

Keep your dependencies current:

# Update to latest compatible versions
adamantite update

Presets

Linting (presets/lint/)

Adamantite provides comprehensive linting rules for TypeScript and JavaScript:

Core (core.ts)

Extensive ruleset covering:

• Correctness: Bug prevention and code correctness enforcement
• Performance: Optimization patterns and performance best practices
• Restriction: Enforcing coding standards and preventing problematic patterns
• Suspicious: Detecting code smells and potential bugs
• Pedantic: Strict code quality and consistency enforcement
• Style: Consistent code formatting and naming conventions
• Nursery: Experimental rules under active development

Framework Presets

Framework-specific presets are available for:

• React (react.ts) - React, React-perf, and JSX-a11y rules
• Next.js (nextjs.ts) - Next.js-specific rules
• Vue (vue.ts) - Vue.js rules
• Node.js (node.ts) - Node.js-specific rules
• Jest (jest.ts) - Jest testing rules
• Vitest (vitest.ts) - Vitest testing rules

Formatting (presets/format.json)

Opinionated code formatting with oxfmt, configured for consistency and readability. Includes automatic import sorting and organization.

TypeScript (presets/tsconfig.json)

Strict TypeScript configuration for maximum type safety. Catches errors at compile-time that would otherwise cause runtime failures.

🛠️ Development

This project uses Bun for all development tasks:

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Run tests
bun test

# Build CLI
bun run build

# Type checking
bun run typecheck

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines first.

📄 License

MIT © Adel Rodriguez