lints

Oxlint is a Rust-based drop-in replacement for eslint and should always be used instead of eslint. Enable rules such as max-lines-per-function, max-params, max-lines, and max-depth in your lint configuration to enforce concise functions and files.

Oxlint is the preferred choice because it is a Rust-based drop-in replacement for eslint with faster execution. This workflow mandates always using oxlint rather than eslint for linting JavaScript and TypeScript code.

Use restricted-globals style rules to prevent direct usage of navigator, window, and document in source files. This forces code to access browser APIs through controlled abstractions instead of global references.

Install @boundaries/eslint-plugin and configure its boundaries/dependencies rules to control which files can import internal or external dependencies. It also supports making nested files private so only siblings or immediate parents can import them.

Lint-driven development enables a rule across the whole codebase, runs the linter to count violations, then applies automated fixes until compliant. The cycle repeats until the linter reports zero violations of the target convention.