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@verkstedt/setup-repo

v1.1.9

Published

Set up a checked out repository just the way we like it.

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Maintainers

erolcierolcizach.verkstedtzach.verkstedtnucnuca.thomasa.thomassajisaji

Keywords

npmrepositorygithubsetupcli

Readme

@verkstedt/setup-repo

Set up a checked out repository just the way we like it.

Warning: Comes with verkstedt–specific hard–coded values.

Links

Usage

cd ~/src/@verkstedt/some-project/
npx @verkstedt/setup-repo@latest .

What does it do?

  • Metadata and docs:
    • Sync package name, description, keywords and homepage between package.json, README.md and GitHub repo
    • Sync license between package.json, LICENSE file and README.md
    • Create “Links” section in README.md, if it doesn’t exist
  • GitHub workflows from verkstedt/actions
    • ci, ref-by-commit, jira, create-release
    • For frontend projects, also chromatic
    • Make sure required GitHub actions vars and secrets are set
  • GitHub settings
    • Disable or enable Issues tab, depending whether repo is public
    • Disable tabs: Wiki, Projects
    • Enable auto–merge
    • Delete branch after it’s merged
    • Merge PRs via merge commits
    • Give everybody maintain permission
    • Make sure there’s a CODEOWNERS file with package-lock.json
    • Dependabot configuration from verkstedt/.github
    • Set up protection ruleset for main branch and version tags

TODO

General

  • [ ] Disable “Models” tab
  • [ ] Templates: pull request, commit
  • [ ] Error handling: Currently we ignore lot of shell output
  • [ ] Error handling: Don’t exit, if user doesn’t have permissions to do stuff on GitHub
  • [ ] Test (with mock gh command)
  • [ ] Move stuff out of shell to JavaScript
  • [ ] Switch to spawnSync for better arg escaping
  • [ ] Use GitHub API, when gh is not available

README

  • [ ] Quick start (npm run dev)

NPM

  • [ ] Sort keys in package.json
  • [ ] Install storybook and chromatic
  • [ ] Linters and npm scripts

Chromatic

  • [ ] Is there an API for this? Or maybe we can use playwright or something?
  • [ ] Disable “Review UI”
  • [ ] Enable “Accessibility tests”

License

ISC