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<Accordion title="Why?">
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**ESLint React addresses critical gaps of the existing `eslint-plugin-react` in modern React ecosystems**. While named "react", the current plugin implementation specifically targets React DOM and maintains DOM-centric assumptions, creating friction when used with alternative renderers like React Native, React Three Fiber, or custom reconcilers.
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**ESLint React addresses critical gaps of the existing `eslint-plugin-react` in modern React ecosystems**. The current plugin assumes a DOM-centric model, which creates friction when working with alternative renderers like React Native, React Three Fiber, or custom renderers.
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Our solution treating DOM as one of many supported targets rather than the default assumption. This paradigm shift enables:
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Key goals of ESLint React include:
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- **Context-aware linting**: Adapting to different runtime environments
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- **Future-proof architecture**: Compatibility with emerging React platforms
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- **Unified code quality standards**: Seamless code specification experiences across platforms
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- **Context-aware linting**: It adapts to different runtime environments, ensuring that linting rules are relevant to the specific platform you’re targeting.
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- **Future-proof architecture**: Designed to be compatible with emerging React platforms and technologies.
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- **Unified code quality standards**: It enables consistent linting and code quality enforcement across various React-based projects, regardless of the rendering target.
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This makes ESLint React a more flexible and modern alternative for working across diverse React ecosystems.
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</Accordion>
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