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@koj/config
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This repository contains the common configuration files for Koj projects.
Install the package as a dev dependency from npm:
npm install --save-dev @koj/config
Our Prettier configuration keeps all defaults with the exception of print width, which is set at 100 characters rather than 80. To use this configuration, create a Prettier config file .prettierrc.cjs
in the project root:
module.exports = require("@koj/config").prettier;
We use Semantic Release for automated deployments of our packages. Our configuration adds support for Gitmoji commits, creating release notes with a CHANGELOG.md
, and publishing to GitHub and npm.
Create a Semantic Release config file release.config.js
in the project room. If you want to release the master
or production
branches, you can use the import directly:
module.exports = require("@koj/config").master;
Alternately, you can specify the branch you want to release:
module.exports = require("@koj/config").release("branch-name");
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Common configuration files for Koj projects
The npm package @koj/config receives a total of 30,959 weekly downloads. As such, @koj/config popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @koj/config demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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