A pluggable and configurable linter tool for identifying and reporting on patterns in JavaScript. Maintain your code quality with ease.

ESLint's platform is a popular linting tool for JavaScript, offering insights into code quality, code style conventions, and static code analysis. Through documentation, tutorials, and configuration guides, ESLint offers insights into identifying and fixing common errors and code smells in JavaScript codebases. Developers can learn about ESLint rules, plugins, and integrations to maintain clean and consistent code across projects.

ESLint

ESLint v10.8.0 is a bug-fix release addressing edge case issues in five rules: class-methods-use-this, prefer-object-spread, prefer-template, preserve-caught-error, and no-unreachable-loop. Notable fixes include a quadratic-time regex performance issue in prefer-template, a crash fix in no-unreachable-loop when all loop types are ignored, and a semicolon insertion fix in prefer-object-spread. The release also includes documentation improvements and various chore/CI updates.

ESLint v10.8.0 released

<p>Nice release. That <code>prefer-template</code> regex performance fix alone is the kind of edge case that saves you from some really frustrating lint runs.</p>
