setup

You bootstrap safer-by-default TypeScript linting by running a single setup command that detects existing tooling, installs guard plugins, and writes ESLint and tsconfig configuration artifacts.

The bootstrap detects your existing ESLint config and writes eslint.config.js in three blocks. It provisions guard rules and baseline linting without auto-routing or committing changes, ensuring a non-destructive integration.

Yes, the ESLint baseline setup runs idempotent operations. You can safely invoke the bootstrap workflow repeatedly to configure TypeScript strictness and guard rules without duplicating configuration artifacts.

The setup probes that the lint actually fires on a known anti-pattern. It reports the lint baseline after configuring ESLint and tsconfig strict flags, guiding you on how to handle any remaining baseline errors.

Yes, the setup detects the repository state including your package manager and tsconfig strict posture. It applies idempotent operations to provision guard rules and prompts for integration decisions without committing changes.

Bootstrapping TypeScript strict linting outputs artifacts like eslint.config.js, tsconfig edits, and a baseline file. It installs the guard plugin and writes configuration in three blocks to enforce safer coding.