Master Async ESLint Rules: Geek Out with Threads! | ESLint | Custom Rules

Learn how to create an advanced asynchronous ESLint rule that validates fetch call endpoints by sending URLs to an API! This tutorial will guide you through the process of leveraging threads to enhance your code quality and ensure valid endpoints. Perfect for developers who want to take their linting skills to the next level and write cleaner, more reliable code. Get ready to geek out and boost your ESLint expertise! 🚀

Timestamps:
0:00 ⏰ Introduction
0:12 🛠️ Project setup and installing dependencies
0:41 🗂️ Folders and files setup
1:12 🔄 Mock server setup
1:47 🧵 Working with worker.js
2:36 🧵 Working with sync-worker.js
4:41 📝 Working with eslint custom rule
6:50 📦 Bundle the custom rule in a plugin
7:14 📍 Use the plugin locally
7:51 🧪 Test your custom async eslint rule
9:04 ⏰ End

Useful Links:

📚 ESLint Documentation: https://eslint.org/docs/latest/
🧵 Node.js Thread Workers: https://nodejs.org/api/worker_threads.html
🗂️ Example Async Rule GitHub Repo: https://github.com/DevDuo224/CustomAsyncESLintRule

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