package-lint

Tech stack & purpose

package-lint is a linting library for Emacs Lisp package metadata that detects issues making packages uninstallable or unusable, and warns about deviations from Elisp coding conventions such as non-compliant symbol naming and reserved keybinding usage. Built in Elisp, the tool can be used standalone or integrated into build processes, and serves as a prerequisite for package submission to MELPA. The project was written by Steve Purcell with significant contributions from Fanael Linithien.

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• Steve Purcell432 commits
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  Fanael Linithien142 commits · 72 followers
• purcell32 commits
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  dependabot[bot]20 commits · 0 followers
• Jonas Bernoulli12 commits
• Joe Wreschnig9 commits
• Adam Porter8 commits
• Damien Cassou7 commits
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• conao34 commits
• Omair Majid3 commits
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• Aaron Madlon-Kay3 commits
• Daniel Mendler2 commits
• Akira Komamura2 commits
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  Chris Rayner2 commits · 77 followers
• Chunyang Xu1 commits
• Štěpán Němec1 commits
• Luis Hernanz1 commits
• Przemysław Kryger1 commits
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  Mario Rodas1 commits · 209 followers
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  Bozhidar Batsov1 commits · 4,824 followers
• Kouhei Yanagita1 commits
• Tom F1 commits
• Alex Branham1 commits
• Aaron L. Zeng1 commits
• Philipp Stephani1 commits
• Diego Zamboni1 commits