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code-quality-kit

v1.0.10

Published

Reusable code quality configuration toolkit with ESLint, Prettier, Husky, Commitlint, GitHub Actions, and editor config support.

Readme

🔧 Code Quality Kit

This Code Quality Kit provides a plug-and-play setup to enforce consistent code quality across projects using:

  • Prettier – Code formatting
  • ESLint – Linting with Prettier integration
  • Husky – Git hooks
  • Lint-Staged – Only run formatters on staged files
  • Commitlint – Enforce conventional commits
  • GitHub Actions – CI for quality checks

📦 Installation

1. Install the Kit

npm install --save-dev code-quality-kit

🚀 Setup

Run the provided setup script:

npx code-quality-kit

This will:

  • Create config files
  • Set up Husky pre-commit & commit-msg hooks
  • Add GitHub Actions CI workflow
  • Enable Prettier + ESLint + Commitlint

⚙️ Configuration

Customize features by adding a .codequalityrc.json file in your project root:

{
  "husky": true,
  "eslint": true,
  "prettier": true,
  "commitlint": true,
  "ci": true
}

You can turn off any part of the setup by setting its value to false.


🧪 Pre-commit Hook

The pre-commit hook runs:

  • ✅ Prettier formatting (npx prettier --write .)
  • ✅ ESLint autofix (npx eslint . --fix)
  • ✅ Lint-staged for staged files only

🧪 Commit-msg Hook

Ensures commit messages follow Conventional Commits:

npx commitlint --edit $1

✅ GitHub Actions – Quality Check

Automatically runs formatting and linting checks on push and pull request:

.github/workflows/quality-check.yml

💻 Recommended VS Code Extensions

To get real-time linting and formatting feedback in your editor:

| Extension | Description | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | ESLint | Integrates ESLint into VS Code | | Prettier - Code formatter | Automatically format code | | Conventional Commits (optional) | Helps write conventional commit messages | | EditorConfig for VS Code | Respects .editorconfig rules |


📁 Output Files

The following files will be created or updated:

.prettierrc.js
.eslintrc.js
commitlint.config.js
lint-staged.config.js
.husky/pre-commit
.husky/commit-msg
.github/workflows/quality-check.yml

👥 Author

Kasun Udara[email protected]