Vite Doctor

tinyaml/doctor adds the linter's rules to a Vite Doctor run, so one report covers your code and your YAML.

Install both packages. It needs vite-doctor 0.1.1 or later.

pnpm add -D tinyaml vite-doctor

Vite Doctor loads extensions from an executable config, so register it in doctor.config.ts:

// doctor.config.ts
import tinyaml from "tinyaml/doctor";
import { defineDoctorConfig } from "vite-doctor/config";

export default defineDoctorConfig({
  extends: ["auto", "tinyaml/recommended"],
  extensions: [tinyaml()],
});

tinyaml/recommended turns on both rules, next to Vite Doctor's own presets. Then run it:

pnpm vite-doctor . --config doctor.config.ts

Each problem reports with its own code, TINYAML0001 or TINYAML0002, linked to the rule's section in the linter docs. Each diagnostic carries why, fix, and the YAML location in sources.

tinyaml runs Vite Doctor on itself with pnpm check:doctor. Its doctor.config.ts loads the extension from src/ and adds .cache/ to exclude, since the conformance scripts clone test suites there.