Super Duper Linter Splinter is an automated quality-control workflow for this repository.
It runs continuous linting and syntax validation across all supported file types in parallel, ensuring consistent style, secure code hygiene, and clean configuration files before merge.
- JavaScript / TypeScript linting
Uses ESLint (flat config) to enforce modern JavaScript standards and detect logic or formatting errors. - Metadata validation
Runs YAML, Markdown, and JSON linting to prevent broken syntax in workflows, docs, and configuration files. - Parallel job execution
Splits linting tasks into multiple concurrent runners for faster checks. - Step summaries
Publishes a detailed Markdown summary of rule violations (if any) directly in the pull request view. - Caching
Uses GitHub’s npm cache to speed up dependency installs.
This workflow is defined in
./.github/workflows/super-linter.yml
It triggers automatically on:
- Pushes to
main - Pull requests
- Manual runs via “Run workflow” in the Actions tab
Each job spins up a lightweight Ubuntu runner, installs dependencies, and executes Super-Linter v7.4.0 with project-specific rules.
By catching errors early in CI, Super Duper Linter Splinter:
- Keeps the main branch deploy-ready
- Enforces consistent formatting across contributors
- Detects potential misconfigurations in YAML and Markdown files
- Reduces time spent on manual code review and style correction
To expand validation:
VALIDATE_HTML: true
VALIDATE_CSS: true
VALIDATE_BASH: true
VALIDATE_DOCKERFILE: true