ESLint is a static code analysis tool for identifying problematic patterns found in JavaScript code. It helps developers maintain code quality and consistency by enforcing coding standards and catching bugs early.
Why this server?
Uses ESLint for code style enforcement and static analysis as part of development guidelines.
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Auto-adapts generated code to local ESLint configurations when converting designs to code
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Integrated for code linting during development to maintain code quality and consistency.
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Provides linting for the MCP server codebase to ensure code quality.
Why this server?
Provides code linting functionality for development and contributing to the project.
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Enables ESLint setup and configuration, including fixing configurations and creating new configuration files
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Includes ESLint integration through built-in scripts for running checks and automatically fixing issues.
Why this server?
Provides code quality checking through ESLint integration, with dedicated scripts for linting and automatic fixing of issues.
Why this server?
Integration with ESLint for code quality checking, mentioned as part of the technology stack and development commands for running code style checking.
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Mentioned as an available code linting tool for development of the MCP server
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Used for code linting as part of the MCP server implementation, configured via eslint.config.js.
Why this server?
The server includes ESLint for code quality checking as part of its development workflow.
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Used for code linting in the project's development workflow.
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The server uses ESLint for syntax checking and fixing as part of its development workflow, as shown in the Local Setup section.
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Integrated in pre-commit hooks to ensure code quality and standards compliance for all JavaScript files
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Provides code linting capabilities for the project, available through npm scripts.
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Includes ESLint configuration when scaffolding Payload CMS projects for code quality and consistency.
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Provides code linting capabilities through ESLint integration, allowing for static code analysis according to configurable rules
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Performs static code analysis for JavaScript/TypeScript projects to identify code quality issues
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Included in development dependencies for code linting within the file system operations.
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Enforces code style and quality standards across the project codebase
Why this server?
Integrates ESLint for code style enforcement and quality control through the lint command.
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Offers code quality checking and enforcement of coding standards within the project
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Offers ESLint configuration integration for code quality enforcement within the krep MCP server environment
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Detects ESLint installations and configuration files for code linting information.
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Provides code quality checking for the TypeScript implementation