@commitlint/types

What is @commitlint/types?

@commitlint/types is a TypeScript type definitions package for Commitlint, a tool used to enforce conventional commit messages. It provides type definitions for various Commitlint configurations, rules, and utilities, ensuring type safety and better development experience when working with Commitlint.

What are @commitlint/types's main functionalities?

Commitlint Configuration Types

Defines the configuration for Commitlint using the provided type definitions. This ensures that the configuration adheres to the expected structure and types.

const config: import('@commitlint/types').UserConfig = {
  extends: ['@commitlint/config-conventional'],
  rules: {
    'type-enum': [2, 'always', ['feat', 'fix', 'docs', 'style', 'refactor', 'test', 'chore']]
  }
};

Commitlint Rule Types

Defines a custom rule for Commitlint using the provided type definitions. This ensures that the rule function adheres to the expected signature and types.

const rule: import('@commitlint/types').Rule = (parsed, when, value) => {
  return [true, 'Commit message is valid'];
};

Commitlint Parser Options Types

Defines parser options for Commitlint using the provided type definitions. This ensures that the parser options adhere to the expected structure and types.

const parserOpts: import('@commitlint/types').ParserOptions = {
  headerPattern: /^([A-Z]+-[0-9]+): (.*)$/,
  headerCorrespondence: ['type', 'subject']
};

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Changelog

10.0.0 (2020-08-16)

Bug Fixes

• update dependency (#1993) (32667e8)

• update dependency cosmiconfig to v7 (#2044) (f4db933)

• update dependency execa to v4 (#1936) (8efb441)

• update dependency find-up to v5 (#2060) (25d42f4)

• update dependency fs-extra to v9 (#1018) (2df49fa)

• update dependency get-stdin to v8 (#1938) (f94a5c8)

• refactor!: drop support for node 8 (#1999) (751f39f), closes #1999

BREAKING CHANGES

• remove node 8 from circle-ci checks

also remove node 13 because we do not support experimental versions

• docs: update node v10 to latest LTS 10 version

Co-authored-by: Cedric van Putten [e-mail]

Co-authored-by: Cedric van Putten [e-mail]