Simple eslint wrapper, with support for file globs and the optional use of a cache to only operate on files that changed since last execution
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MIT License
ESLinter is a command-line tool that serves as a simple wrapper around ESLint, adding support for file globs and caching to improve performance by only processing files that have changed since the last execution. It is designed for developers who want to efficiently lint JavaScript files using ESLint with the added convenience of glob pattern matching and optional caching.
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