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frontend-code-quality-kit

v0.1.0

Published

Reusable frontend code quality toolkit for Vue projects.

Readme

Frontend Code Quality Kit

Vue-first frontend code quality toolkit for shared projects.

Install

npm install -D git+http://10.2.81.14:99/frontend/frontend-code-quality-kit.git
npx fcq init
npm install
npm run prepare

Commands

fcq init
fcq lint-changed
fcq format-changed
fcq check-branch

After initialization, project scripts are:

npm run lint
npm run format:check
npm run lint:staged
npm run lint:all
npm run lint:fix

TypeScript

TypeScript is optional. JS/Vue projects do not need TypeScript packages.

For TS projects:

npm install -D typescript @typescript-eslint/parser

CI

Run these in merge request pipelines:

npx fcq format-changed
npx fcq lint-changed

fcq init writes a default .gitlab-ci.yml when one does not already exist. The default CI template installs only this quality kit and its lint/format dependencies, not the full application dependency tree. It reads the kit install spec from package.json; set FCQ_PACKAGE_SPEC in GitLab CI if you need to override it.