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tinylint

v0.2.0

Published

A tiny browser-first TypeScript-native linter.

Readme

TinyLint

TinyLint is a tiny (~8KB compressed) browser-first TypeScript-native linter. It runs directly on top of the typescript API, avoids parser duplication, and supports three integration modes:

  • Direct ts.Program linting
  • Persistent programProvider linting
  • Managed in-memory LanguageService linting
  • Monaco-friendly managed worker integration via tinylint/monaco

Install

npm install tinylint typescript

TinyLint ships the lint engine and rule API. You define the rules that fit your project. There are no built-in rules.

Quick Start

import ts from "typescript";
import { createLinter, defineConfig, defineRule, DiagnosticSeverity, LintPhase, lintWithProgram, RuleMeta, RuleScope } from "tinylint";

// Define rules
const noDebuggerRule = defineRule({
    meta: new RuleMeta("no-debugger", {
        defaultSeverity: DiagnosticSeverity.Error,
        requiresTypeInfo: false,
        scope: RuleScope.File,
    }),
    nodeKinds: [ts.SyntaxKind.DebuggerStatement],
    create(context) {
        const ts = context.typescript;
        return {
            enter(node) {
                if (ts.isDebuggerStatement(node) === false) {
                    return;
                }
                context.report(node, "Unexpected debugger statement.");
            },
        };
    },
});

// Create config containing all the rules
const config = defineConfig({
    rules: {
        "no-debugger": noDebuggerRule,
    },
});

// Example 1: lint against an existing ts.Program.
const program: ts.Program = createProgram();

const oneShotResult = lintWithProgram({
    config,
    currentFile: "/main.ts",
    phase: LintPhase.Debounced,
    program,
    typescript: ts
});

// Example 2: lint in-memory source code with the managed linter.
const managed = createLinter({
    config,
    files: {
        "/main.ts": "debugger;\n",
    },
    typescript: ts
});

const managedResult = managed.lint({ currentFile: "/main.ts", phase: LintPhase.Debounced });

// Example 3: replace the managed project contents and lint again.
managed.resetProject?.({
    files: {
        "/other.ts": "debugger;\n"
    }
});

const resetResult = managed.lint({ currentFile: "/other.ts", phase: LintPhase.Debounced });

Public API

  • defineRule(rule) adds a custom rule.
  • defineConfig(config) creates a plain-object config.
  • lintWithProgram(...) runs a one-shot pass against a caller-provided ts.Program.
  • createLinter(...) creates either a provider-backed or managed persistent linter.
  • resetProject(...) replaces the managed linter's current project and clears its caches.

Monaco Integration

TinyLint does not depend on Monaco Editor, but it exposes a worker-friendly helper at tinylint/monaco.

import ts from "typescript";
import { defineConfig, defineRule, DiagnosticSeverity, LintPhase, RuleMeta, RuleScope } from "tinylint";
import { createMonacoProjectLinter } from "tinylint/monaco";

const linter = createMonacoProjectLinter({
    compilerOptions: {
        module: ts.ModuleKind.ESNext,
        noLib: true,
        strict: true,
        target: ts.ScriptTarget.ES2020
    },
    config,
    snapshots: [
        {
            languageId: "typescript",
            uri: "file:///main.ts",
            value: "debugger;\n",
        },
    ],
    typescript: ts
});

const result = linter.lintModel("file:///main.ts", LintPhase.Debounced);
// result.files[0].markers can be passed directly to monaco.editor.setModelMarkers(...)

linter.dispose();