Oxlint is a blazing fast linter from the OXC (Oxidation Compiler) project, built in Rust. Julian from the Nx community created an nx-oxlint plugin that makes it easy to integrate oxlint into your Nx workspace.

In this video, I’ll show you how to install and configure the nx-oxlint community plugin. The plugin uses Nx’s inference system to automatically add lint targets to all your projects, no manual configuration needed.

🔗 Links:

• nx-oxlint plugin: https://github.com/Nas3nmann/nx-oxlint
• Nx Plugin Registry: https://nx.dev/plugin-registry
• OXC Project: https://oxc.rs

📚 Related:

• Publish your own Nx plugin: https://nx.dev/docs/extending-nx/intro

If you want to see Nx-maintained oxlint integration (including module boundary rules support), drop a comment below!

📖 Chapters: 00:00 Intro to OXC ecosystem 00:32 Why Nx cares about Rust performance 00:58 Community request and Julian’s plugin 01:33 Nx community plugins registry 02:21 Installing nx-oxlint 03:02 How the inference plugin works 03:16 Configuring oxlintrc.json 03:37 Viewing lint targets in Nx Console 04:35 Running linting across all projects 04:56 Testing with a lint error 05:29 Benefits of using an Nx plugin 06:12 Contributing to the plugin 06:46 Future Nx-maintained oxlint support? 07:57 Wrap up