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chore: move tooling to oxlint, oxfmt, Rolldown, and TypeScript 7 - #75
ESLint 8, Prettier, Rollup 3, Babel, and TypeScript 5.2 needed about 30 dev dependencies, and ESLint 8 and babel-eslint no longer get updates. The package also shipped only CommonJS, with types that promised a default property the bundle did not have. This PR lints and formats with oxlint and oxfmt, builds ES module and CommonJS bundles with Rolldown, type-checks with TypeScript 7, and brings the other dev dependencies up to date.
What changed
.oxfmtrc.json formats with single quotes, 4-space indents, 120 columns, one JSX attribute per line, and sorted imports, and sorts Tailwind classes in example/. .oxlintrc.json keeps this repo's sort rules, adds correctness and style rules plus the Vitest plugin, lints example/ with the Next.js plugin, and runs type-aware rules through oxlint-tsgolint.
Rolldown 1.3 builds dist/index.mjs and dist/index.cjs without Babel, and an exports map sends import and require to them, each with its own types. TypeScript 7 type-checks src/, e2e/, and the demo, and writes the declarations.
husky 9, lint-staged 17, and jest-dom 7 replace older majors. @babel/runtime, tslib, cross-env, and react-is had no users left and are gone. engines asks for Node.js 22.18, 24.11, or 26 and later, the versions rolldown-plugin-dts supports when prepare builds from git, and npm 10.9.
Each changeset quotes the warnings and errors its change produces, for anyone debugging an upgrade. That includes the pending React 19 changeset from test: move to Vitest 5, add Playwright, and test every lightbox feature in CI #73. The package now ships CHANGELOG.md, and MIGRATION.md once one exists, so those readers find the notes in node_modules.
CLAUDE.md gives coding agents the repository's commands and rules. Its changeset rules ask for a changeset in every pull request, written for someone debugging an upgrade, with upgrade notes or a migration guide when consumers must act. TESTING.md maps each test layer to its command, its limits, and its CI job.
Scope
oxlint has no react/jsx-sort-props or @typescript-eslint/member-ordering, so those two checks are gone.
rolldown-plugin-dts writes declarations through TypeScript 7.0's CLI, which it deprecates. Moving to TypeScript 7.1 once it is stable removes the warning.
@types/node stays on 24, the Node.js version CI runs, because 26's types describe APIs that Node.js 24 lacks.
Tradeoffs
sort-destructure-keys is a local oxlint JS plugin in scripts/, because eslint-plugin-sort-destructure-keys lists ESLint as a peer dependency. Its autofix skips patterns with defaults or comments, since reordering { b = 1, a = b } throws a ReferenceError.
The CommonJS build keeps module.exports = Lightbox, so require() callers see no change. That is why index.d.cts declares export = instead of export default.
no-floating-promises lets callers ignore react-spring's start(), whose promise only reports when an animation ends.
Vite 8 still pins Rolldown 1.2, so 1.2 and 1.3 are both installed until Vite moves.
Blast Radius
Bundlers now load the ES module build, which tree-shakes. require() returns the component as before. The bundle drops @babel/runtime and keeps class fields as native ES2022. npm warns on Node.js versions below those minimums, and deep imports into dist/ stop resolving. The changesets name both breaks, with the errors each one produces. After this merges, npm install lets husky 9 set core.hooksPath, which every checkout of the repository shares. Open branches will conflict with the reformat. Run npm run fix on them after a rebase.
Verification
npm test passes 185 tests with 8 expected failures, including the same user flows against both built bundles. npm run lint passes with type-aware rules in 0.6 s, and catches a seeded floating promise and a non-exhaustive switch. publint, Are the Types Wrong, and the demo's next build pass.
An app that installs the packed tarball type-checks under bundler and nodenext resolution, from ES modules and from CommonJS. It renders on the server through both import and require, and bundles to 57 bytes when it imports the lightbox without using it.
Playwright passes 173 tests in Chromium, Firefox, and mobile Chromium. Locally 36 WebKit tests fail, and the same 36 fail on master on the same machine, so CI decides WebKit.
With npm start and next dev, a src/ edit rebuilds in under 10 ms and Fast Refresh keeps the page's state.
A simulated changeset version run writes a CHANGELOG that passes oxfmt --check.
Every command in CLAUDE.md and TESTING.md ran as written. On React 18.3.1, the React 18 steps pass 185 unit tests and 68 Chromium tests.
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The pull request replaces ESLint and Prettier with Oxlint and Oxfmt in package scripts, CI, and editor settings. It adds tool configurations and reformats existing source, example, test, and documentation files.
Project scripts, lint-staged commands, and CI now use Oxlint and Oxfmt. New configurations and a custom sorted-destructuring rule are added. ESLint and Prettier packages and configuration files are removed.
Implementation and example updates src/components/*, example/components/*, example/pages/*
The files are reformatted and updated for Oxlint. useRefSize initializes dimensions to zero. The example image generator uses Array.from, and inlineImages has an explicit item type.
Tests and supporting files receive formatting and import-order changes. A single-click test adds an assertion that its callback receives the original click event. The changelog and README are also reformatted.
tim-soft/react-spring-lightbox#73: Adds the lint and CI setup that this pull request updates, including files and scripts replaced here.
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- Around line 17-22: Update the React.useEffect that registers the wheel
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oxfmt and oxlint replace Prettier and ESLint 8. The oxlint config keeps
this repo's sort rules, with the destructuring sort rule as a small
local JS plugin, and adds correctness and style rules. This commit
swaps the tools and runs `oxfmt --write` over master's code. The next
commit fixes what oxlint reports.
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Add the braces that `curly` asks for, drop two optional chains that
follow a null check, remove an unused ref from useRefSize, and give each
remaining exception an oxlint-disable comment with its reason.
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Rolldown replaces Rollup, its six plugins, and Babel. Its built-in
transform compiles TypeScript and classic-runtime JSX and keeps ES2022
syntax, so the bundle imports no Babel helpers and @babel/runtime
leaves the dependencies. Nothing used tslib, so it is gone too.
TypeScript 7 removed `target: ES5` and `moduleResolution: node`, and
now defaults `strict` to true and `types` to []. tsconfig.json targets
ES2022 with bundler resolution and lists `node` in `types`. Only the
declaration build sets `declaration`, because TypeScript 7 checks
declaration portability even under --noEmit. Three files import React
types explicitly, because TypeScript no longer writes
`/// <reference types="react" />` into the declarations.
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The effect added a wheel listener each time the demo swapped in new
images and never removed the earlier ones.
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Rolldown 1.3 now builds dist/index.mjs and dist/index.cjs, and an
exports map sends `import` and `require` to them, each with its own
types. rolldown-plugin-dts bundles the declarations into index.d.mts.
Because index.cjs sets module.exports to the component, index.d.cts
declares `export =` and reuses those declarations. publint and Are the
Types Wrong now run in CI, and the published-bundle tests cover both
builds.
engines now asks for Node.js 22.12 or later, the first 22.x release
Rolldown supports, now that Node.js 20 is past end of life, and for
npm 10.9, which ships with it.
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husky moves from 4 to 9, so the pre-commit hook lives in
.husky/pre-commit and `prepare` runs husky. lint-staged moves from 10
to 17, @testing-library/jest-dom from 6 to 7, and react-icons in the
demo from 4 to 5. Nothing used cross-env, so it is gone, along with the
install-script allowance husky 4 needed. @types/node stays on 24 to
match the Node.js version CI runs.
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styled-components needed react-is, and the library and the demo no
longer use styled-components. Nothing else imports the top-level copy:
Testing Library, prop-types, and react-photo-gallery each install their
own.
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oxlint-tsgolint gives oxlint type information, which turns on its
type-aware correctness rules. switch-exhaustiveness-check,
no-unnecessary-condition, and prefer-optional-chain are on as well.
react-spring's start() returns a promise only to report when an
animation ends, so no-floating-promises lets callers ignore it.
Every finding had a type-only or same-behavior fix: `| undefined` types
for CreatePortal's fields and useDoubleClick's timer, an optional chain
and a plugin check that the types prove dead, `onClose?.()`, arrow
functions for the test device helpers that test tables pass around, and
strictNullChecks for the demo, which the rules need. The images default
stays for JavaScript callers.
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Type the parameters of getRandomInt.
The example sets strict to false, so the compiler accepts untyped parameters. getRandomInt at example/pages/index.tsx:121 has untyped min and max. A call with a non-numeric argument would pass the type check. Typing the parameters closes this gap without changing the example's current settings.
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- Around line 2-5: Update the react-spring-lightbox release entry in the
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The demo's tsconfig sets incremental, so running tsc there writes
tsconfig.tsbuildinfo, and an earlier commit on this branch picked it
up. .gitignore now covers every *.tsbuildinfo.
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The destructuring sort fix dropped the padding inside single-line braces
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The multi-line fix copies the text before the first property and before
the closing brace into every rebuilt line. When a property sits on the
same line as `{` or `}`, that text is code, and `const { b,\n a } =
obj;` came out with `const {` repeated on each line. The fix now leaves
those layouts alone, and the rule still reports them.
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The changesets now name the files, package.json fields, and error
messages that changed since 1.9.0, with the fix for each, so a person or
an agent debugging an upgrade can search the changelog for what they
see. The engines change has its own entry, and the Babel entry now
covers the whole Rolldown and TypeScript 7 build.
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Quote npm's exact ERESOLVE lines, tie the pinch fix to the old drag-end
handler, and add an upgrade note on a second @react-spring/web copy,
with the npm ls check that finds it.
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CLAUDE.md gives agents the repository layout, commands, and code rules.
Its changeset rules ask for a changeset in every pull request, written
for someone debugging an upgrade, with upgrade notes or a migration
guide when consumers must act. TESTING.md maps each test layer to its
command, its limits, and its CI job, with steps to test React 18 and to
preview the release notes. Each documented command ran as written.
Also fix a test comment that still pointed at yarn lint:ts.
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List CHANGELOG.md and MIGRATION.md in files, so people and agents
debugging an upgrade can read the release notes in node_modules.
MIGRATION.md doesn't exist yet and ships once a release needs one.
CLAUDE.md now says what the package holds and keeps the contributor
docs out of it.
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The sort autofix can reorder property reads from a source object.
The fixer reorders plain identifier bindings. Destructuring reads properties in pattern order. If the source object has a getter or Proxy trap whose result depends on an earlier read, npm run fix can change runtime behavior without a warning. The diagnostic should stay. The autofix should go.
Removing the autofix also requires removing the helpers and bindings that only the fixer used. Otherwise no-unused-vars reports them.
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-/**- * @param {import('eslint').Rule.RuleContext} context- */-function getSourceCode(context) {- if (context.sourceCode) {- return context.sourceCode;- }- if (typeof context.getSourceCode === 'function') {- return context.getSourceCode();- }- throw new Error('sort-destructure-keys: no sourceCode on context');-}-
/** @type {import('eslint').Rule.RuleModule} */
const sortedDestructuringKeysRule = {
create(context) {
- const sourceCode = getSourceCode(context);-
return {
@@
/** @type {import('estree').RestElement | null} */
- let restNode = null;
@@
if (p.type === 'RestElement') {
if (i !== properties.length - 1) {
context.report({
messageId: 'restNotLast',
node: p,
});
}
- restNode = p;
break;
}
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- fix(fixer) {- // A default, even a nested one, can read a sibling binding that sorting would move after it- if (entries.some(({ prop }) => prop.value.type !== 'Identifier')) {- return null;- }- // Rebuilding the pattern from each property's text would drop the comments between them- if (sourceCode.getCommentsInside(node).length > 0) {- return null;- }- const open = sourceCode.getFirstToken(node);- const close = sourceCode.getLastToken(node);- if (!open || !close || open.value !== '{' || close.value !== '}') {- return null;- }-- const innerStart = open.range[1];- const innerEnd = close.range[0];- const inner = sourceCode.text.slice(innerStart, innerEnd);- const sortedEntries = [...entries].sort((a, b) => compareKeys(a.key, b.key));-- if (!inner.includes('\n')) {- const sep = inner.includes(', ') ? ', ' : ', ';- let body = sortedEntries.map(({ prop }) => sourceCode.getText(prop).trim()).join(sep);- if (restNode) {- body += sep + sourceCode.getText(restNode).trim();- }- const leading = inner.slice(0, inner.length - inner.trimStart().length);- const trailing = inner.slice(inner.trimEnd().length);- return fixer.replaceTextRange([innerStart, innerEnd], leading + body + trailing);- }-- const firstPropStart = entries[0].prop.range[0];- const propLineStart = sourceCode.text.lastIndexOf('\n', firstPropStart) + 1;- const propIndent = sourceCode.text.slice(propLineStart, firstPropStart);-- const closeStart = close.range[0];- const closingLineStart = sourceCode.text.lastIndexOf('\n', closeStart - 1) + 1;- const closingIndent = sourceCode.text.slice(closingLineStart, closeStart);- // Code that shares a line with a brace would be copied into every rebuilt line- if (propIndent.trim() !== '' || closingIndent.trim() !== '') {- return null;- }-- const lines = sortedEntries.map(- ({ prop }) => `${propIndent}${sourceCode.getText(prop).trim()}`- );- if (restNode) {- lines.push(`${propIndent}${sourceCode.getText(restNode).trim()}`);- }- const trailingComma = !restNode && inner.trimEnd().endsWith(',') ? ',' : '';- const newInner = `\n${lines.join(',\n')}${trailingComma}\n${closingIndent}`;- return fixer.replaceTextRange([innerStart, innerEnd], newInner);- },
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Remove the autofix from `sortedDestructuringKeysRule` so it continues reporting
unsorted keys without reordering property reads. Delete the rule’s `fix`
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ESLint 8, Prettier, Rollup 3, Babel, and TypeScript 5.2 needed about 30 dev dependencies, and ESLint 8 and
babel-eslintno longer get updates. The package also shipped only CommonJS, with types that promised adefaultproperty the bundle did not have. This PR lints and formats with oxlint and oxfmt, builds ES module and CommonJS bundles with Rolldown, type-checks with TypeScript 7, and brings the other dev dependencies up to date.What changed
.oxfmtrc.jsonformats with single quotes, 4-space indents, 120 columns, one JSX attribute per line, and sorted imports, and sorts Tailwind classes inexample/..oxlintrc.jsonkeeps this repo's sort rules, adds correctness and style rules plus the Vitest plugin, lintsexample/with the Next.js plugin, and runs type-aware rules throughoxlint-tsgolint.dist/index.mjsanddist/index.cjswithout Babel, and anexportsmap sendsimportandrequireto them, each with its own types. TypeScript 7 type-checkssrc/,e2e/, and the demo, and writes the declarations.@babel/runtime,tslib,cross-env, andreact-ishad no users left and are gone.enginesasks for Node.js 22.18, 24.11, or 26 and later, the versionsrolldown-plugin-dtssupports whenpreparebuilds from git, and npm 10.9.CHANGELOG.md, andMIGRATION.mdonce one exists, so those readers find the notes innode_modules.CLAUDE.mdgives coding agents the repository's commands and rules. Its changeset rules ask for a changeset in every pull request, written for someone debugging an upgrade, with upgrade notes or a migration guide when consumers must act.TESTING.mdmaps each test layer to its command, its limits, and its CI job.Scope
react/jsx-sort-propsor@typescript-eslint/member-ordering, so those two checks are gone.rolldown-plugin-dtswrites declarations through TypeScript 7.0's CLI, which it deprecates. Moving to TypeScript 7.1 once it is stable removes the warning.@types/nodestays on 24, the Node.js version CI runs, because 26's types describe APIs that Node.js 24 lacks.Tradeoffs
sort-destructure-keysis a local oxlint JS plugin inscripts/, becauseeslint-plugin-sort-destructure-keyslists ESLint as a peer dependency. Its autofix skips patterns with defaults or comments, since reordering{ b = 1, a = b }throws aReferenceError.module.exports = Lightbox, sorequire()callers see no change. That is whyindex.d.ctsdeclaresexport =instead ofexport default.no-floating-promiseslets callers ignore react-spring'sstart(), whose promise only reports when an animation ends.Blast Radius
Bundlers now load the ES module build, which tree-shakes.
require()returns the component as before. The bundle drops@babel/runtimeand keeps class fields as native ES2022. npm warns on Node.js versions below those minimums, and deep imports intodist/stop resolving. The changesets name both breaks, with the errors each one produces. After this merges,npm installlets husky 9 setcore.hooksPath, which every checkout of the repository shares. Open branches will conflict with the reformat. Runnpm run fixon them after a rebase.Verification
npm testpasses 185 tests with 8 expected failures, including the same user flows against both built bundles.npm run lintpasses with type-aware rules in 0.6 s, and catches a seeded floating promise and a non-exhaustiveswitch. publint, Are the Types Wrong, and the demo'snext buildpass.importandrequire, and bundles to 57 bytes when it imports the lightbox without using it.npm startandnext dev, asrc/edit rebuilds in under 10 ms and Fast Refresh keeps the page's state.changeset versionrun writes a CHANGELOG that passesoxfmt --check.CLAUDE.mdandTESTING.mdran as written. On React 18.3.1, the React 18 steps pass 185 unit tests and 68 Chromium tests.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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