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assemblyscript-eslint-plugin

v1.0.3

Published

Provides linting plugin for assemblyscript

Readme

ESLint Plugin for AssemblyScript

An ESLint plugin that helps developers write better AssemblyScript code by enforcing language-specific rules and best practices.

Overview

This plugin provides two sets of rules:

  • Language Standards: Rules that enforce AssemblyScript language restrictions and prevent errors
  • Performance Optimization: Rules that help improve code performance in WebAssembly

Plugins Included

Standard Rules (asPlugin.ts)

Enforces AssemblyScript language compatibility:

  • dont-omit-else: Requires explicit else blocks for conditionals that don't have early return statements
  • no-spread: Prevents use of spread syntax (...) which is not supported in AssemblyScript
  • no-unsupported-keyword: Disallows TypeScript keywords not supported in AssemblyScript (any, never, undefined)

Performance Rules (perfPlugin.ts)

Optimizes code for better WebAssembly performance:

  • array-init-style: Recommends using new Array<T>() instead of [] for initializing empty arrays

  • no-repeated-member-access: Recommends extracting repeated member access to improve performance

Configuration

See eslint.config.publish.mjs for a detailed example of how to configure and use this plugin.

It includes some other pre-written rules including:

  • no-implicit-globals: Warns against creating implicit global variables
  • curly: Requires curly braces for all control statements to prevent error-prone one-liner code
  • @typescript-eslint/no-restricted-types: Enforces AssemblyScript-specific type usage:
    • Use string instead of String
    • Use bool instead of Boolean
    • Disallows unsupported types like undefined and object
  • @typescript-eslint/adjacent-overload-signatures: Requires overload signatures to be adjacent

Documentation

For detailed rule documentation, see the docs/rules directory.