oxlint

Exclusive, single-owner oxlint presets — pick exactly the plugins and framework rules your project needs, nothing implied.

oxlint is Zap Studio’s oxlint preset — exclusive, single-owner rule sets built from vetted ESLint plugins, plus a bundled anti-slop plugin.

Motivation

oxlint runs zero-config out of the box, but that config only covers its own bundled rules. The moment a project needs React, Next.js, TanStack, or test-specific linting, that zero-config story ends — now it’s on you to find the right plugins, wire them up, and decide which rules to turn on.

oxlint picks up where zero-config leaves off: one preset per plugin or framework integration, each owning a disjoint slice of rules. Nothing cascades — extends: [react] gets you the react plugin’s hooks rules and nothing else, not accessibility, not React-Doctor’s broader catalog, not any particular framework. You list every preset you want.

The one exception is base: JS/TS correctness and security rules that apply regardless of framework, bundled as a single preset since there’s no meaningful way to want half of it.

Features

One preset, one owner — no preset silently pulls another in, so two presets never fire the same check twice under different rule names.
A preset per plugin and framework integration — React, Next.js, React Router, TanStack, and more, composed explicitly instead of inherited through a chain.
Bundled anti-slop plugin — original rules for patterns that don’t fit any upstream plugin.
extends merges, it doesn’t replace — rules merge key-by-key and plugins/jsPlugins union, so overriding one rule in your own config doesn’t require forking a preset.
Cherry-pickable pieces — every preset also exports its plugins and rules as plain values, for merging by hand instead of taking the default export.

Quick Start

// oxlint.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from "oxlint";
import { base, react, reactA11y, reactDoctor } from "@zap-studio/oxlint";

export default defineConfig({
  extends: [base, react, reactA11y, reactDoctor],
});

Learn More

Getting Started — install, pick a preset, and override a rule
Presets — what each preset adds and how they chain into each other
Plugins — where every rule comes from, and where to read why one is off
Anti-Slop Plugin — the bundled plugin with no upstream equivalent