Solhint
open-source
Solidity Linter
An open-source Solidity linter to help you write standardized,
high-quality and secure smart contracts.
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About Solhint
Downloaded 6 million times within the past couple of years, with 3.5 million downloads already in 2023, Solhint has become one of the most used development tools within the Ethereum dev community.
The project releases a new rule set focused on reducing gas consumption, and also evolving the traditional linting features. Solhint suggests the majority of features required for end-to-end coding, removing the necessity to use multiple tools for a complete code-to-release path.
Strong attachment to the traditions of open source and prompt adaptivity to community feedback are the core motivators for the project's growth.
Contribution
We are committed to maintaining a rapid pace of development, and to achieve this goal, we invite volunteers to join us in the evolution of Solhint and contribute to its enhancement.
You can get started by heading to GitHub to pick up your first issue or by joining our Discord server to discuss any suggestions, bugs, or thoughts.
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Shareable Rules
Use and extend shareable rules. These can be used as basic configuration and are regular npm packages.
After creating a shareable package you can publish it to npm to make it available for everyone.
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Pull Requests
All code changes happen through pull requests. To create one:
- Fork the Solhint repo.
- Create your branch from master.
- Adjust Solhint for your needs.
- Ensure the tests are still passing. Make sure you add tests for new features.
- Create the pull request.
By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under its MIT License.
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Choose Your Rules
We've compiled a set of rules that can be incorporated into any Solidity project.
These rules fall into three primary categories: Best Practices, Style Guide, and Security. Each category is tailored to its core principles, meticulously crafted by seasoned developers, and requested by the community.
Go through our recommended rules listed on GItHub.
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