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eslint-plugin-route-intelligence

v2.2.0

Published

ESLint plugin for Route Intelligence

Readme

eslint-plugin-route-intelligence

ESLint rules that check links and redirects against a Route Intelligence graph.

Rules read ri-output/graph.json (or .route-intelligence/graph.json). Run the CLI analyzer first, or rules no-op.

Install

npm install -D eslint-plugin-route-intelligence @route-intelligence/cli

Peer: ESLint 9+.

Setup (flat config)

// eslint.config.js
import routeIntelligence from 'eslint-plugin-route-intelligence';

export default [
  {
    plugins: { 'route-intelligence': routeIntelligence },
    rules: {
      'route-intelligence/no-broken-route': 'error',
      'route-intelligence/no-invalid-redirect': 'error',
      'route-intelligence/no-dead-page': 'warn',
      'route-intelligence/prefer-route-constants': 'off',
      'route-intelligence/detect-route-cycles': 'warn',
    },
  },
];

Generate the graph before lint:

npx route-intelligence analyze --out ri-output
npx eslint .

Rules

no-broken-route

Error when a JSX href="..." string is not a known route path in the graph. Skips http URLs and hashes.

no-invalid-redirect

Error when redirect('...') or permanentRedirect('...') targets a path missing from the graph.

no-dead-page

Warning if the current file matches a graph node with isDead.

prefer-route-constants

Suggestion: do not hardcode href="/..." strings. Prefer shared route constants.

detect-route-cycles

Warning if a push / navigate / redirect call sits on a node that already has a self-cycle in the graph.

Graph locations

Looked up from context.cwd:

  1. ri-output/graph.json
  2. .route-intelligence/graph.json

Commit or generate that file in CI before ESLint runs.

License

MIT