Comment-as-command for one-off codemod with ESLint.
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**eslint-plugin-command** is a specialized ESLint plugin that enables one-off code transformations through comment-based commands, functioning as a micro-codemod tool. It's designed for developers who want to perform targeted code modifications, such as converting arrow functions to function declarations or optimizing await expressions, directly within their codebase using simple comment directives. The plugin is particularly useful for developers working with TypeScript or JavaScript who need to make precise, localized code changes without running separate codemod scripts.
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