We are thrilled to announce that oxlint is now generally available!This milestone signifies our team's ability to promptly address and triage issues.Oxlint is a JavaScript linter designed to catch erroneous or useless code without requiring any configurations by default.How to Use ​At this stage, oxlint is not intended to fully replace ESLint; it serves as an enhancement when ESLint's slowness becomes a bottleneck in your workflow.For faster feedback loops, we recommend running oxlint before ESLint in your lint-staged or CI setup, considering it only takes a few seconds to run on large codebases.To test oxlint in your JavaScript / TypeScript codebase, simply execute the following command at the root directory of your repository:npmpnpmyarnbundenosh$ npx oxlint@latestsh$ pnpm dlx oxlint@latestsh$ yarn dlx oxlint@latestsh$ bunx oxlint@latestsh$ deno run npm:oxlint@latestAlternatively, refer to the installation guide for detailed instructions.Design ​50-100 Times Faster than ESLint ​In re

We are excited to announce an alpha release for oxlint --import-plugin, a port of eslint-plugin-import.This port aims to resolve all known issues associated with eslint-plugin-import:Performance - execution time exceeding one minute when certain rules are enabledDependency size - 188 dependencies totaling 30MBackwards compatibility - the necessity to support Node.js v4.0.0Dependency compatibility - the need to replace it with eslint-plugin-import-xUpgrading to ESLint v9What's in the release? ​This alpha release is expected to work if your project is in ESM (ECMAScript Modules).If path aliases (e.g. @/foo) is required through tsconfig.compilerOptions.paths,the --tsconfig option can be used:npx oxlint@latest --tsconfig ./tsconfig.json --import-pluginThe rules that are enabled by default via npx oxlint@latest --import-plugin are:defaultnamednamespaceRules that can be enabled selectively via npx oxlint@latest --import-plugin -D rule-name are:no-named-as-defaultno-named-as-default-memberno-

We are excited to announce an alpha release for Oxc transform (a.k.a transpile).This release contains three major features:Transforming TypeScript to ESNext.Transforming React JSX to ESNext, with built-in React Refresh.TypeScript Isolated Declarations DTS Emit without using the TypeScript compiler.In this alpha stage, we recommend to experiment with these features to speed up build times.Our benchmark shows:Transform: Oxc is 3x - 5x faster than SWC, uses 20% less memory, and has smaller package size (2 MB vs SWC's 37 MB).Transform: Oxc is 20x - 50x faster than Babel, uses 70% less memory, and is 19 MB smaller, with only 2 npm packages to install vs Babel's 170.React development + React Refresh: Oxc is 5x faster than SWC, 50x faster than Babel.TS isolated declarations .d.ts emit: Oxc is 40x faster than TSC on typical files, 20x faster on larger files.Usage Examples ​oxc-transform npm package ​Vue.js is currently experimentingthe oxc-transform npm package for isolated declarations in its