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@lablm/infra

v0.1.0

Published

Standardized infrastructure toolkit, CI/CD templates, and developer workflow automation for LabLM

Readme

@lablm/infra

Standardized infrastructure toolkit, CI/CD templates, and developer workflow automation for the LabLM ecosystem.


⚡ Quick Start

Install as a development dependency:

pnpm add -D @lablm/infra
# or: npm i -D @lablm/infra

Initialize Git hooks and developer workflow in your repository:

pnpm exec lablm-infra setup
# or: npx lablm-infra setup

Or opt-in to install GitHub Actions workflows:

# For application monorepos / services (Continuous Integration)
npx lablm-infra setup --workflow=ci

# For standalone NPM packages (@lablm/contracts, @lablm/transport)
npx lablm-infra setup --workflow=npm

🛠️ CLI Commands

| Command | Description | | :--- | :--- | | lablm-infra setup | Configures .husky/ hooks, permissions, and optional workflows | | lablm-infra pre-commit | Runs sequential env scanning, validation, boundary checks, and lint-staged | | lablm-infra commit-msg <file> | Validates Conventional Commits format with formatted error banner | | lablm-infra pre-push | Prevents direct push to protected branches (main, prod) and runs linters | | lablm-infra env scan | Scans source code for process.env references and appends them to .env.example | | lablm-infra env check | Verifies that all local .env variables are documented in .env.example | | lablm-infra check-boundaries | Guards against illegal internal imports across microservice directories | | lablm-infra check-exports | Ensures shared packages strictly export compiled dist/ outputs |


🎛️ Configuration Presets

Conventional Commits (commitlint.config.js)

module.exports = {
  extends: ['@lablm/infra/commitlint']
};

📜 License

Apache-2.0 © NETLAB-41