@trieb.work/config

config

Quickstart

1. Install dependencies

yarn add -D typescript eslint prettier @trieb.work/eslint-config-base @trieb.work/tsconfig-base @trieb.work/prettier-base husky lint-staged commitlint @commitlint/config-conventional

1. Initialize husky

yarn husky install

1. Create config files

# .eslintrc.js
cat <<EOF >.eslintrc.js
module.exports = {
  extends: "@trieb.work/eslint-config-base",
}
EOF

# tsconfig.json
cat <<EOF > tsconfig.json
{
  "extends": "@trieb.work/tsconfig-base"
}
EOF

# .prettierrc.js
cat <<EOF > .prettierrc.js
module.exports = {
  ...require("@trieb.work/prettier-base"),
}
EOF

# .commitlintrc.json
cat <<EOF > .commitlintrc.json
{
  "extends": ["@commitlint/config-conventional"]
}
EOF

# .lintstagedrc
cat <<EOF > .lintstagedrc
{
  "**.{ts,tsx}": ["yarn prettier --write", "yarn eslint --fix"],
  "**.{json,md,mdx,css,html,js}": ["yarn prettier --write"]
}
EOF

1. Add npm scripts

npm set script fmt "yarn lint && yarn format"
npm set script format "prettier --write ."
npm set script lint "eslint . --ext ts --ext tsx --ext js --fix"
npm set script tsc "tsc"

1. Copy the git hooks over to your repository

git clone https://github.com/trieb-work/config.git
cp -r config/packages/husky/hooks/* my-project-root/.husky/

Publishing

Changes are automatically published when pushed to main

Contributing

It is important to work with conventional commits because otherwise the packages can not be versioned correctly and deployed automatically.

Commitizen is your friend.

Versioning follows semantic versioning and are managed automatically when using fix: -> patch, feat: -> minor, or when including breaking changes -> major

FAQ

• Q: What do I do when I receive the following warning: Warning: React version was set to "detect" in eslint-plugin-react settings, but the "react" package is not installed. Assuming latest React version for linting.

  A: This happens if react is not installed in the same package where you run your linting. For example in a monorepo where you install eslint etc in the root directory and have a dedicated /frontend directory with your react application. Just ignore the warning.