lint-checker

ESLint and TypeScript checks automatically identify code quality issues, type errors, and style violations in your JS/TS files. lint-checker runs these checks during development, before commits, or on demand using pnpm lint --fix to apply automatic fixes.

Yes. ESLint detects unused variables, leftover console statements, and risky patterns in TypeScript and JavaScript. lint-checker flags these violations and can apply fixes automatically to enforce clean code standards.

lint-checker identifies ESLint violations, TypeScript type and null/undefined errors, inconsistent naming, indentation problems, and error handling gaps. It reports all issues and optionally fixes them automatically before you commit.

lint-checker applies ESLint and TypeScript checks directly on your TS/JS project. It works with your existing ESLint configuration and runs type checks alongside linting to enforce both code style and type safety.

Run lint-checker before committing to catch quality issues early. It performs ESLint validation, TypeScript type checking, and best-practice reviews, then reports errors or applies fixes automatically with pnpm lint --fix.

ESLint enforces style, patterns, and code quality rules; TypeScript type checking catches type mismatches and null/undefined errors. lint-checker runs both to provide comprehensive code review—style conformance plus type safety—before deployment.