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@jagretz/web-tooling-config-cli

v0.2.0-snapshot.0

Published

CLI for web tooling configurations: linters, formatters, etc

Readme

Configure and install common project dependencies.

web-tooling-config-cli

This is a CLI tool that when run, will modify the projects linting and formatting configuration for specific tooling, as well as install project dependencies the configurations rely on.

Use

Running

npx @jagretz/web-tooling-config-cli

starts the CLI. When the process spins up you are prompted for the project "type" to configure.

> what type of project do you want to configure?
>
> - browser?
> - react?
> - node?

Once a selection is made, the tool will add or modify existing tooling configurations.

Undoing Changes

Running the CLI requires a clean git working directory. This feature allows changes to be reverted and diffed with little effort on the part of the user.

Notes

The CLI will only run on clean working directories tracked by git.

This CLI may add or modify new and existing tooling configurations.

Updating Existing Projects

Simply re-run the CLI. It will update existing configurations, but will leave any *-overrides files untouched. This allows your customizations to be retained on any subsequent updates.

Customizations and Overrides

This package is intended to use "as is"; an out-of-the-box solution to configuring your project with defaults. The configurations provided are not intended to be modified directly.

However, there may be circumstances that require modification to the provided defaults. Therefore an outlet is provided through *-overrides files for overriding linter configurations.

Both an eslint-overrides.js and a stylelint-overrides.js are provided for your use and customizations.

*-overrides files are not modified during subsequent updates.

What gets Installed

The CLI will configure a project for one of the following environments:

  1. Browser
  2. Browser - React
  3. Node

Every environment type will generate a set of configurations which may include configurations for the following tools:

  • editorconfig
  • prettier
  • eslint
  • stylelint
  • lint-staged
  • .gitignore

Every environment type will also install a corresponding set of dependencies:

| Dependency | Browser | Browser - React | Node | | :---------- | :-----: | :-------------: | :--: | | eslint | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | | prettier | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | | lint-staged | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | | stylelint | ✔️ | ✔️ | ❌ |

eslint and stylelint are marked as peerDependencies and should be installed outside of this tool if your project requires them.

Contributing

Feel welcome to create an issue explaining the feature and how it would benefit the project.

If you are already a maintainer or looking to lend a helping hand, checkout the Development Guide at the project root.

License

Refer to LICENSE