Jev in production › Code and security review
jint
Jev classifies the current parsed-code state against user-defined rules inside a semantic linter, then triggers matching per-rule callbacks; the author dogfoods it to refactor jint's own UI and input walker.
- Use
- Code and security review
- Industry
- Developer tools
- Form
- Open-source tool
- Stage
- In production
- Listed
- 2026-10-14
- Found via
- github
- Repository
- sedulustech/jint
- Stars
- 18
- Forks
- 0
- Last push
- 2026-10-30
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
The README opens with
jint constructs state with Treesitter, and classifies the state against a set of user defined rules using Typesafe's Jev. It then turns the classification values into actionable output via per-rule callbacks.
- jint being used to refactor a component of jint's UI. - jint being used to refactor the input walker.
The binary ships with virtual modules and the Bun runtime: you do not need to have a JS runtime locally to write your own .ts rules.
On Linux the only system requirement is glibc (any mainstream distro). On musl-based images (Alpine), install a glibc layer first or use a glibc base image.
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For the project's own README, linking back here:
Also used for code and security review
- PR Lens (Coldtea AI) 2 seconds
- fingers (chainreactors) 1-2
- jgrep 92%
- mergeone ~300ms
- JevGate $0.050
- Jevscan 56/60
- jev-attack-surface-analysis about one cent per repo scanned
- eslint-plugin-jev (ShahriarBijoy) ~100 ms