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@mrshmllw/campfire

v7.1.0

Published

Collection of toasty utils and configs used by Marshmallow Technology

Downloads

4,455

Readme

Campfire

Internal configs, utils, and tooling for Marshmallow projects.

Install

npm install -D @mrshmllw/campfire

Configuration

Import and use the pre-configured tools:

// eslint.config.js
import { eslintConfig } from '@mrshmllw/campfire'
export default eslintConfig

// prettier.config.js  
import { prettierConfig } from '@mrshmllw/campfire'
export default prettierConfig

// commitlint.config.js
import { commitlintConfig } from '@mrshmllw/campfire'
export default commitlintConfig

// release.config.js
import { releaseConfig } from '@mrshmllw/campfire'
export default releaseConfig

// lint-staged.config.js
import { lintStagedConfig } from '@mrshmllw/campfire'
export default lintStagedConfig

oxlint

Two configs are available — pick one:

| Config | Contents | |---|---| | configs/oxlint.config | Framework agnostic: TypeScript, promise and vitest rules | | configs/oxlint.react.config | The above plus React, React Perf and JSX a11y plugins, campfire's component rules and react/react-compiler |

Spread it into your app's oxlint.config.ts:

// oxlint.config.ts
import campfireConfig from '@mrshmllw/campfire/configs/oxlint.react.config'
import { defineConfig } from 'oxlint'

export default defineConfig({
  ...campfireConfig,
  // App specific config goes here, after the spread
  options: {
    typeAware: true,
  },
})

Notes:

  • Adding your own rules, plugins or overrides after the spread is safe — those arrive via extends, so oxlint merges them per rule with your app winning on conflict. env, settings and ignorePatterns are plain fields, so re-declaring one of those replaces the shared value: spread it if you mean to add, e.g. ignorePatterns: [...campfireConfig.ignorePatterns, 'src/gen/**'].
  • The base config leaves type aware linting to the app: set options.typeAware and install oxlint-tsgolint to switch on the type aware rules (typescript/no-misused-promises, typescript/prefer-nullish-coalescing).
  • extends with a package import only works in oxlint.config.ts / oxlint.config.mts, not in .oxlintrc.json.
  • react/react-compiler is a nursery rule, so it only runs because the React config names it explicitly — enabling categories won't pick it up.

Development

Use conventional commits for automatic changelog generation:

  • fix: description → patch release
  • feat: description → minor release
  • BREAKING CHANGE: description → major release

Release

Releases are handled via GitHub Actions on these branches:

  • main - production releases
  • feature/*, chore/*, fix/* - pre-releases

Use the "Bump and Publish" workflow in GitHub Actions to release.