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@nozomiishii/commitlint-config

v2.3.1

Published

Nozomi's Recommended commitlint config

Readme

@nozomiishii/commitlint-config

English | 日本語

Shared commitlint config.

Install

Use the nozo CLI:

pnpx nozo init

This adds @nozomiishii/commitlint-config to your devDependencies (pinned) and writes a commitlint.config.ts that re-exports the shared config.

Defaults

  • type-enum: only feat / fix / chore / revert are allowed.
  • scope-empty: scope must be empty by default. feat: subject passes; feat(api): subject is rejected.
  • commit-message-ascii-only: header / body / footer / notes must all be ASCII (write commit messages in English).
  • breaking-change-requires-bang: declare breaking changes with ! in the header. A BREAKING CHANGE: footer alone (no ! in the header) is rejected, since GitHub collapses the footer in squash commits.

Overriding rules

The bin always lints with the bundled config. To override it, pass --config explicitly:

commitlint --config commitlint.config.ts --edit .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG
// commitlint.config.ts
export default {
  extends: ["@nozomiishii/commitlint-config"],
  rules: {
    "scope-empty": [0, "always"],
    // Optional: pin an allow-list
    "scope-enum": [2, "always", ["api", "ui", "infra"]],
  },
};

Bin

The package ships a bin named commitlint that wraps the pinned @commitlint/cli. It works zero-config: unless --config is passed explicitly, it always uses the bundled config and never reads the project's commitlint.config.* nor any home / global config (this prevents stale global configs from being picked up in projects without a config).

nozo-commitlint is published as an alias for the same wrapper. Prefer it in git hooks and CI, where the command should be unambiguous about which binary it runs.

With mise (no package manager required)

Projects without a package.json can install the bin via mise's npm backend:

# mise.toml
[tools]
"npm:@nozomiishii/commitlint-config" = "latest"
# Lint the most recent commit
commitlint --last --verbose

# Lint a specific commit-msg file
commitlint --edit .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG

With pnpm dlx

The bin name differs from the package name, so to run it without adding the package to your devDependencies, pass --package:

pnpm --package=@nozomiishii/commitlint-config dlx nozo-commitlint --last --verbose

npm's flat installs

@commitlint/cli publishes a commitlint bin of its own. mise and pnpm expose only this package's bin, but npm hoists the transitive one into node_modules/.bin and it can win the name. Under npm, call nozo-commitlint.

To wire it into a commit-msg git hook, see @nozomiishii/lefthook-config.