lint-check
The lint-check command detects and runs appropriate linting tools for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust projects, then categorizes findings into critical issues requiring manual fixes, warnings to address, and auto-fixable style problems. Use this command to catch code quality violations and enforce project standards before code reaches continuous integration systems.
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# Lint Check Run linting and code quality checks. Catches issues before they reach CI. ## Phase 1: Detect Linting Tools Find project's linting configuration: ```bash # JavaScript/TypeScript ls .eslintrc* eslint.config.* .prettierrc* 2>/dev/null # Python ls pyproject.toml .flake8 .ruff.toml setup.cfg 2>/dev/null # Go ls .golangci.yml .golangci.yaml 2>/dev/null # Rust ls rustfmt.toml .rustfmt.toml clippy.toml 2>/dev/null ``` ## Phase 2: Run Linters ### JavaScript/TypeScript ```bash npx eslint . --ext .js,.ts,.tsx --format stylish npx prettier --check . ``` ### Python ```bash ruff check . # or fallback flake8 . black --check . mypy . ``` ### Go ```bash golangci-lint run gofmt -l . go vet ./... ``` ### Rust ```bash cargo clippy -- -D warnings cargo fmt --check ``` ## Phase 3: Categorize Issues ### Critical (Must Fix) - Security vulnerabilities - Undefined variables - Type errors - Potential null pointer issues - SQL injection patterns ### Warnings (Should Fix) - Unused variables/imports - Missing return types - Inconsistent naming - Complex expressions ### Style (Auto-fixable) - Formatting issues - Import ordering - Trailing whitespace - Line length ## Phase 4: Auto-Fix Option Offer to auto-fix style issues: ```bash # JavaScript/TypeScript npx eslint . --fix npx prettier --write . # Python ruff check . --fix black . isort . # Go gofmt -w . # Rust cargo fmt ``` ## Output Format ``` ## Lint Results: [PASS/FAIL/WARNINGS] ### Summary - Errors: X - Warnings: Y - Auto-fixable: Z ### Critical Issues (Must Fix) 1. **[Rule]** - `file:line` - Message: [linter message] - Fix: [how to fix] ### Warnings (Should Fix) 1. **[Rule]** - `file:line` - Message: [message] ### Auto-Fixed (if --fix was run) - [List of auto-fixed issues] ### Commands Used - [List all linting commands run] ### Recommendation [ ] Ready to commit [ ] Fix critical issues first [ ] Run auto-fix and review changes ``` ## Usage This command ships with the project-starter plugin. Invoke with: `/project-starter:lint-check`
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