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How ESLint is Maintained
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How ESLint is Maintained
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This page explains the different roles and structures involved in maintaining ESLint.

The ESLint Team

The ESLint team work together to develop and maintain ESLint. The team consists of several different roles, including:

  • Technical Steering Committee (TSC): Manage releases, review feature requests, and meet regularly to ensure ESLint is properly maintained.
  • Reviewers: Review and implement new features.
  • Committers: Review and fix bugs and help triage issues.
  • Website Team: Focus specifically on eslint.org.
  • Support Team: Help in Discord and discussions.

To learn more about the current team members, refer to the Team page.

Organization Structure

TODO: provide a little more info about what the OpenJS foundation actually does vis-a-vis ESLint.

ESLint is part of the OpenJS Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports open-source projects and communities in the JavaScript ecosystem. The OpenJS Foundation provides support and resources to help ensure that projects like ESLint can continue to grow and evolve.

Funding

ESLint is funded through several sources, including:

  • Open Collective: A platform for financing open source projects.
  • GitHub Sponsors: A platform for funding open source projects associated with Github.
  • Tidelift: A subscription service that lets enterprises manage and fund the open source projects that their organization uses.
  • Carbon Ads: Developer-centric advertising provider used on eslint.org.
  • Stackaid.us: Tool that developers can use to allocate funding to the open source projects they use.

ESLint uses this funding for the following purposes:

  • Pay team members
  • Fund projects
  • Pay for services that keep ESLint running (web hosting, software subscriptions, etc.)
  • Provide financial support to our dependencies and ecosystem

Joining the Maintainer Team

ESLint is an open-source project, and anyone can contribute to the project. If you're interested in becoming part of the maintainer team, TODO: what to do?