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nx-oxlint

v0.0.3

Published

[![Weekly E2E Tests](https://github.com/Nas3nmann/nx-oxlint/actions/workflows/weekly-e2e.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/Nas3nmann/nx-oxlint/actions/workflows/weekly-e2e.yml)

Readme

Weekly E2E Tests

nx-oxlint

An Nx plugin for oxlint - a fast ESLint alternative written in Rust.

Quick Setup with generator

The easiest way to set up nx-oxlint in your workspace is to use the init generator:

npx nx add nx-oxlint

This command will:

  • Add nx-oxlint as a devDependency to your workspace
  • Remove existing @nx/eslint/plugin configuration in your nx.json
  • Add a plugin configuration for nx-oxlint with an interferred lint target to your nx.json

This command will not:

  • Create an .oxlintrc.json, so running lint will use the default config. Feel free to add a config file and modify the rules as needed

You might need to update the nx deamon and cache using

nx reset

Manual Setup

Install

npm install nx-oxlint

Add plugin to your nx.json or

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "plugin": "nx-oxlint",
      "options": {
        "lintTargetName": "lint"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Add the executor to project.json:

{
  "targets": {
    "lint": {
      "executor": "nx-oxlint:lint"
    }
  }
}

Run Linting:

nx run your-project:lint

or

nx run-many --target lint

Plugin Options

All options are optional. The plugin will use lint as default target

  • lintTargetName (optional) - target name for running oxlint, with this you can even keep using eslint as backup
  • All other options that the executor provides. See below

Executor Options

All options are optional. The executor will work with minimal configuration.

  • projectRoot (optional) - Project root directory (defaults to current project root)
  • configFile (optional) - Path to oxlint configuration file (auto-detected by oxlint if not specified, if specified other config files are ignored)
  • fix (optional) - Automatically fix problems (default: false)
  • format (optional) - Output format (default: "default")
    • Available formats: checkstyle, default, github, gitlab, json, junit, stylish, unix
  • quiet (optional) - Report errors only, disable warnings (default: false)
  • maxWarnings (optional) - Number of warnings to trigger nonzero exit code (minimum: 0)

Configuration

If no config file is passed to the plugin/executor, Oxlint will automatically look for configuration files and even consider nested configs with name .oxlintrc.json

See oxlint documentation for configuration options.