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@doscientos/configs

v0.1.9

Published

Fast, strict, and reusable engineering standards for Doscientos projects.

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@doscientos/configs

Fast, strict, framework-aware engineering standards for Doscientos projects.

Installation

Install only the peers required by the selected profile. Oxlint and Oxfmt run natively; no JavaScript ESLint plugins are required.

Oxlint profiles

  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/base: language-agnostic correctness, safety and import-cycle rules.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/typescript: strict TypeScript rules suitable for applications that validate external data at their boundaries.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/typescript-strict: adds no-unsafe-* rules for fully typed domain libraries.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/react: React libraries and generic browser apps.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/react-vite: React/Vite with Fast Refresh rules.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/react-next: React/Next with non-blocking Next guidance.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/astro: Astro plus TypeScript rules.
  • @doscientos/configs/oxlint/node: server and script profile; permits logging.
  • @doscientos/configs/architecture: feature-layer import boundaries.

Compose profiles in oxlint.config.ts. Keep exceptions local and documented; do not lower a shared rule to silence one application.

Formatting

Use @doscientos/configs/oxfmt as the shared Oxfmt policy. It enforces a deterministic import order, 100-column line width, semicolons, single quotes and Tailwind utility ordering while excluding generated artifacts.

Structure and naming

Run doscientos-structure --root src. The checker enforces:

  • top-level source areas: app, features, pages, shared;
  • kebab-case directories and source files;
  • *.test.*, *.spec.* and *.stories.* suffixes;
  • only App.tsx, main.tsx and vite-env.d.ts as source-root file exceptions.

Use Oxlint's feature-layer profile for dependency direction. The structure checker deliberately does not parse imports, keeping it fast and deterministic.

Vitest

createVitestConfig provides isolated tests, reset mocks, V8 coverage and thresholds of 80% for statements/functions/lines and 75% for branches. Enable coverage in CI with vitest run --coverage; pass narrower coverage.include patterns for executable business code rather than measuring generated entrypoints.

TypeScript

Extend @doscientos/configs/tsconfig/base then set module resolution, JSX and paths per runtime. The base enables strict mode, override declarations, isolated modules and consistent casing. Domain packages with fully migrated optional values should extend @doscientos/configs/tsconfig/strict to add exact optional properties and unchecked-index protection.

Publishing

Run npm pack --dry-run and npm run check before publishing. The package is configured for public scoped publication with the MIT license.

Every regular commit to main publishes the next patch version and creates its tag automatically. To publish a minor or major, edit the version in package.json before pushing; the workflow publishes that exact version and continues patch releases from it. Configure npm Trusted Publishing for doscientos-es/configs, workflow .github/workflows/publish.yml, and GitHub environment npm-production; no registry token is stored in the repository.