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@summoniq/config

v0.1.0

Published

Shared configuration files and types for SummonIQ projects

Readme

@summoniq/config

Shared configuration templates and types for SummonIQ projects.

Installation

bun add @summoniq/config

Features

📦 Type Definitions

Comprehensive TypeScript types for:

  • ESLint - All ESLint configuration types
  • App Config - SummonIQ application types (apps, projects, features, etc.)
  • Environment - Environment variable types
import type { ESLintConfig, AppConfig, FeatureConfig } from '@summoniq/config';

🔧 Environment Template

Standard .env.example template for all SummonIQ projects with sections for:

  • Base configuration (ports, URLs)
  • AI services (OpenAI)
  • Authentication (Better Auth)
  • Automation (n8n)
  • Billing (Stripe)
  • Email (Resend, Sendgrid)
  • Error reporting (Sentry)
  • Finances (Plaid, Alpha Vantage)
  • Logging
  • Project management (Linear)
  • Realtime (Pusher)
  • Storage (Vercel Blob, PostgreSQL)
  • Sales (Apollo)

🚀 Quick Setup

Initialize a new project with the standard environment template:

# From your project directory
bun run @summoniq/config/scripts/init-env.ts --project-name "MyApp" --ports 3000,5432,5555

# Or use defaults (ports 10030, 10031, 10032)
bun run @summoniq/config/scripts/init-env.ts

This will:

  1. Create .env.example from the template
  2. Customize with your project name and ports
  3. Back up existing .env.example if present

📋 Manual Setup

If you prefer to copy manually:

cp node_modules/@summoniq/config/templates/.env.template .env.example

Then customize the following values:

  • NEXT_PORT - Your Next.js server port
  • DB_PORT - Your PostgreSQL port
  • DB_STUDIO_PORT - Your Prisma Studio port
  • LINEAR_PROJECT_NAME - Your project name

Types Available

ESLint Configuration

import type { 
  ESLintConfig,
  ImportExtensionConfig,
  ImportResolverConfig 
} from '@summoniq/config';

const config: ESLintConfig = {
  // Your ESLint config
};

App Configuration

import type { 
  AppConfig,
  ProjectConfig,
  FeatureConfig,
  AppType,
  EnvironmentConfig 
} from '@summoniq/config';

const app: AppConfig = {
  name: 'my-app',
  type: 'desktop',
  version: '1.0.0',
  description: 'My awesome app'
};

Project Structure

@summoniq/config/
├── types/           # TypeScript type definitions
│   ├── applab/     # App, Project, Feature types
│   └── eslint.ts   # ESLint types
├── templates/      # Shared templates
│   └── .env.template
├── scripts/        # Utility scripts
│   └── init-env.ts
└── dist/           # Compiled types

Environment Variables

The template includes sensible defaults and comprehensive documentation for all services. Key sections:

  • Development Ports: Standardized across all projects
  • Database URLs: Support for local and production (Neon)
  • API Keys: Placeholders for all common services
  • Feature Flags: Via environment variables

Contributing

This package is part of the SummonIQ monorepo. To add new types or templates:

  1. Add types to types/ directory
  2. Export from types/index.ts
  3. Update templates in templates/
  4. Build: bun run build

License

MIT