eslint-worker - ESLint powered with Jest Workers

ESLint uses Jest Workers to parallelize file linting in order to speed up the process

Configuration

In order to use eslint-worker, first place an .eslintworkerrc file in the root directory your project. The .eslintworkerrc file describes which paths to lint and which paths to ignore. A sample .eslintworkerrc file:

{
  "fileTypes": ["js", "ts", "html"],
  "ignoredFolders": ["node_modules", ".git", ".idea", "dist"],
  "ignoredFiles": [".model.js"]
}

Options:

| Name | Type | Description | |:--------------------:|:-----------------:|:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | folders | {Array<String>} | Glob-style paths for paths to include when linting (default: ["."]) | | fileTypes | {Array<String>} | Glob-style paths for file types to include when linting (default: every file types) | | ignoredFolders | {Array<String>} | Glob-style paths to ignore (default: []) | | ignoredFiles | {Array<String>} | Glob-style files to ignore (default: []) | | enableThreads | {Boolean} | Choose whether you want to enable jest-worker threads or not (default: true) |

Usage

Default mode

To run eslint-worker, use the following command anywhere in your project:

eslint-worker

CLI Options

Specify workers

By default, eslint-worker will split up linting duties across all CPUs in your machine. You can manually override this via the cli with the following argument

eslint-worker --workers [num_workers]

Auto fix

To use the ESLint auto fix feature, add --fix when starting the server

eslint-worker --fix

Verbose

Displays which files each worker lints and when they have finished their job. Use the --verbose flag as such

eslint-worker --verbose