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An architecture linter for monorepos
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A language-agnostic architecture linter for humans and agents
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Zenith checks which parts of a codebase may import which others.
You declare contracts, such as layers, forbidden dependencies or public entry points, in
zenith.toml, and zenith check fails when the code breaks one, pointing at
the import, or the chain of imports, that does.
If you have used import-linter in Python, the contracts will feel familiar: Zenith brings the same ideas to monorepos, whatever their languages.
See INSTALL.md.
The user guide covers the contracts, the configuration and the command line.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
MIT