Inspectors and project links
Explore the configuration
The inspectors show configurations used to develop this repository, captured when the documentation site builds.
- Remark Config Inspector shows the Markdown pipeline, shared preset, and file progress settings.
- ESLint Config Inspector shows TypeScript and tooling rules.
- Stylelint Config Inspector shows the documentation stylesheet configuration.
Configure your own progress using the setup guide, preset comparison, and option reference.
Package and source
| Resource | What you will find |
|---|---|
| npm package | Installation, versions, and metadata. |
| GitHub repository | Source, tests, documentation, and tooling. |
| Releases | Published notes and artifacts. |
| Changelog | Full project history. |
| Issue tracker | Bugs, feedback, and feature requests. |
| Security policy | How to report a security concern. |
Progress across the toolkit
| Project | Native integration | Observed event |
|---|---|---|
| Remark File Progress | Callable unified transformer and presets. | Every execution, including reused VFiles. |
| Stylelint File Progress | file-progress/activate rule and configs. | One observation per PostCSS processing result. |
| ESLint File Progress | ESLint rule and flat configs. | Files reaching the progress rule. |
The packages share display options, seven preset names, colored paths, and process summaries. Their adapters follow their hosts' observation boundaries. This package's compatibility notes explain plugin ordering, output, and process-wide aggregation.
Related projects
- ESLint Typefest provides rules for type-fest and ts-extras patterns.
- remark-config-nick2bad4u supplies this repository's shared Markdown config and includes progress from version 2.0.0.
- remark documents the Markdown ecosystem; unified explains composition.
- remark-cli documents configuration, reporters, and flags.
Contribute
Read the contributing guide for validation and documentation generation. The API reference comes from public TypeScript declarations. See the quality review, NOTICE, and MIT license.