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any ES linter written in rust?

• leosanchez 3y ago
  Check biome or oxlint. I don't think any of them support all the rules of eslint
  • qudat 3y ago
    I've been using biome since it was called rome. It's an excellent formatter / linter and reduces the configuration down to a single npm install and a single json file. I highly recommend people try it out and ditch the configuration nightmare that is eslint.
    • leosanchez 3y ago
      Performance is insane too
    • toastercat 3y ago
      It is great, just wish the install size wasn't so huge (40MB on Linux).
• HumanOstrich 3y ago
  Why does it have to be written in rust?
  • silverwind 3y ago
    Gotta go fast.
  • winrid 3y ago
    It doesn't seem like anyone is working on JS tooling in C++. Some projects used Go but switched to Rust... I guess the object lifetimes are probably pretty simple so it's a no brainer.
  • thiht 3y ago
    Tools written in Rust (or Go for that matter) generally offer an extremely good user experience: good documentation, well organized CLIs with autocompletion, great performance, easy to install… If I can, I always try to install the Rust or Go version of a tool instead of the Python or Node version.