Add aura-lint to tools list in README#1081
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Zero-dependency UI architecture and Tailwind CSS linter with an autonomous auto-fix engine.
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Zero-dependency UI architecture and Tailwind CSS linter with an autonomous auto-fix engine.
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Hi! I'd like to suggest
aura-lintfor the QA Tools section.While it's a newer project and still gathering its first hundreds of stars (hence the unchecked box), it solves a very modern and specific problem that traditional tools like ESLint don't handle well out of the box.
It is a zero-dependency, ultra-fast UI architecture and Tailwind CSS linter. Its key features include:
--fix) that corrects hardcoded anti-patterns (e.g., convertingtext-[13px]or#ff0000to standard or custom semantic CSS variables).It's fully tested, documented, and actively maintained. I believe it would be a very useful and unique addition to your QA Tools list. Thank you!