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ec0lint is a static code analysis tool that provides users with hints on how to reduce the carbon footprint of their websites during the development process. Applying code changes suggested by ec0lint results in lower carbon emissions per visit, quicker loading and higher space efficiency. The tool is open-source and community-driven.
Did you know that more than 250 000 websites are published every day?
The majority uses too heavy fonts, too large/unnecessary images or utilises redundant libraries. These and other factors generate the carbon footprint. Actually, one view of an average website emits 1.8 g CO2 which sums up to 216 kg CO2 annually. Unfortunately, current solutions optimise only already existing websites.
ec0lint is a tool for frontend developers that mitigates the carbon footprint of websites. It shows tips advising how to create a more climate-friendly code. Thanks to code optimization ec0lint can help in reducing CO2 emissions per one view from 1.8 g to ~0.2 g saving 198 kg CO2 (-88%!) annually.
The tool is customized and each rule applied during the analysis can be adjusted, or treated as hints rather than errors. This flexibility allows the developers to reach their goals without interruptions from ec0lint, at the same time drawing attention to possible improvements.
Make sure you have Node installed
Download ec0lint:
npm i ec0lint ec0lint-style ec0lint-style-config-recommended
Configure your project:
npm init @ec0lint/config
Create a .ec0lint-stylerc.json configuration file in the root of your project with the following content:
{ "extends": "ec0lint-style-config-recommended" }
npm i ec0lint ec0lint-style ec0lint-style-config-recommended-scss
Configure your project:
npm init @ec0lint/config
Create a .ec0lint-stylerc.json configuration file in the root of your project with the following content:
{ "extends": "ec0lint-style-config-recommended-scss" }
npm i ec0lint ec0lint-style ec0lint-style-config-postcss
Configure your project:
npm init @ec0lint/config
Create a .ec0lint-stylerc.json configuration file in the root of your project with the following content:
{ "extends": "ec0lint-style-config-postcss" }
Install React plugin (or use npm init):
npm i ec0lint-plugin-react
Add to your .ec0lintrc.json configuration file:
"extends": [
"ec0lint:recommended",
"plugin:react/recommended"
]
Split your terminal and run:
npx ec0lint-style "**/*.scss" npx ec0lint .
Let's build an eco-friendly website!
✅ v1.0.0 - June - MVP
✅ v2.0.0 - October - CO2 modules + React plugin
✅ v2.1.0 - January - 20 rule implementations, 15 unique rules
? v3.0.0 - April - IDE plugins + resources scanning
v4.0.0 - June - TypeScript plugin
v5.0.0 - September - CI/CD report
Next:
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If you wish to contribute, just write to us and start coding!
You can look at tasks marked as ? or at our issues (https://github.com/ec0lint/ec0lint/issues) and search for a task for you.
Thank you!
We are open to collaboration on improving ec0lint, and we are very grateful for all contributions and feedback on the tool. Thank you for creating sustainable digital environment with us!
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