lint-runner

Run linters across a multi-language monorepo by detecting common config files like go.mod, package.json, pyproject.toml, and Cargo.toml. The tool inspects these files to identify and execute the corresponding lint commands for each language automatically.

Auto-detecting project linters for backend and frontend codebases involves scanning for common configuration files and Makefile lint targets. This approach ensures the appropriate lint commands are executed across different scopes without manual configuration.

Linter auto-fix mode works with existing Makefile targets by preferring them when present. It detects the targets alongside common config files and applies fixes automatically across the specified backend, frontend, or all scopes.

Get a consolidated summary of lint results by running the auto-detection tool across your multi-language project. It generates per-linter reports and combines them into a single summary for quick triage of code quality issues.

You do not need a Makefile to run linters for TypeScript and Python projects. The tool can detect and run linters using common config files like package.json and pyproject.toml, but it will prefer Makefile lint targets if they are present.

You can scope linting to only the backend or frontend codebase by specifying the desired scope. The tool will auto-detect configured linters within that specific scope and run them, providing a targeted summary of results.