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rush-lint-staged-plugin

Rush plugin for lint-staged

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rush-lint-staged-plugin

Rush plugin for lint-staged

Prerequisite

  • Rush.js >= 5.57.0
  • Node >= 12

Quick Start

  • Enabling this rush plugin

Please follow the official doc to enable this plugin in your repo.

  • Running lint-staged
rush lint-staged
  • Set up Git pre-commit hook

common/git-hooks/pre-commit

#!/bin/sh

node common/scripts/install-run-rush.js lint-staged || exit $?
  • Add a placeholder lint-staged config in root path.

The reason of adding this file is the fact that lint-staged behaves differently with the number of config files. With this placeholder config, lint-staged will always find multiple config files in your monorepo, which corrects the working directory of each task.

<monorepo_root_path>/.lintstagedrc.json

{
  "*": "echo ok"
}

Rational

lint-staged@>=12.2.1 supports a new feature called multiple config files. With this feature, each staged files can load different lint-staged configuration. This plugin invokes lintStaged for you. No more no less.

For example,

monorepo-root
├── scripts
|   └── index.js
├── apps/my-app
|   ├── index.js
|   └── .lintstagedrc.js
└── libraries/my-lib
    ├── index.js
    └── .lintstagedrc.js

Assuming git staged apps/my-app/index.js, libraries/my-lib/index.js and scripts/index.js

when rush lint-staged runs,

  • apps/my-app/index.js uses config from apps/my-app/.lintstagedrc.js
  • libraries/my-lib/index.js uses config from libraries/my-lib/.lintstagedrc.js
  • scripts/index.js has no related config, nothing runs for this file

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Package last updated on 29 Oct 2024

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