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sea-cli-test

v0.1.1

Published

CLI para automatizar configuração de qualidade de código em workspaces Liferay DXP [VERSÃO DE TESTE]

Readme

🌊 SEA CLI

Configurador automático de qualidade de código para workspaces Liferay DXP

CLI desenvolvida para automatizar a instalação e configuração de ESLint, Prettier, Husky e scripts de build/deploy em projetos Liferay.


Features

  • ESLint + Prettier pré-configurados para React
  • Husky + lint-staged com validação automática em commits
  • Scripts de automação para build, deploy e lint
  • Auto-detecção de módulos React no workspace
  • Interface moderna com feedback visual colorido

Instalação

Instalação Global

npm i -g sea-cli-test

Uso

Modo Interativo (Recomendado)

sea-cli-test init

Criar Novo Workspace

sea-cli-test create-workspace meu-projeto
cd meu-projeto
npm run lint

Adicionar em Workspace Existente

cd meu-workspace-existente
sea-cli-test add

Criar Novo Módulo

cd meu-workspace-existente/modules
sea-cli-test create-module

Scripts Criados

Na Raiz

npm run lint              # Valida e formata todo o workspace
npm run lint:format       # Apenas formata com Prettier
npm run lint:fix          # Apenas valida com ESLint

Nos Módulos

npm run lint              # Lint apenas deste módulo
npm run liferay:build     # Build + Deploy automático
npm run liferay:deploy    # Deploy sem rebuild

O que é Configurado

workspace/
├── .eslintrc.js          # Config ESLint
├── .prettierrc.js        # Config Prettier
├── .husky/pre-commit     # Git hook
├── scripts/
│   ├── liferay.js        # Build/Deploy
│   └── lint-module.js    # Lint por módulo
└── modules/
    └── *-web/
        └── package.json  # Scripts configurados

Detecção Automática

A CLI detecta e configura todos os módulos que:

  • Terminam com -web
  • Contêm package.json
  • Estão em modules/
modules/
├── modulo-web/                    ✅
├── projeto/
│   └── frontend/
│       └── modulo-admin-web/      ✅

Troubleshooting

Erro: "Não é um workspace Liferay válido"

  • Execute na raiz do workspace (onde está gradle.properties)

Módulos não detectados

  • Renomeie para terminar com -web
  • Adicione package.json no módulo

Husky não executa

npx husky install
chmod +x .husky/pre-commit

Requisitos

  • Node.js 16.16
  • Liferay CLI

Exemplo Completo

# 1. Criar workspace
sea-cli-test create meu-projeto
cd meu-projeto

# 2. Desenvolver
cd modules/meu-modulo-web
npm run liferay:build

# 3. Commit (validação automática)
git add .
git commit -m "feat: nova funcionalidade"