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@iceworks/spec

v1.6.0

Published

Easy to use eslint/stylelint/prettier/commitlint in rax, ice and react project.

Downloads

1,308

Readme

@iceworks/spec

Easy to use eslint(support TypeScript) / stylelint / prettier / commitlint in rax, ice and react project. And spec means specification.

Install

$ npm i --save-dev @iceworks/spec eslint stylelint prettier @commitlint/cli

PS: You don't need to install other eslint plugins and parsers.

Usage

ESLint

1. Create configuration file

First create a .eslintrc.js file. Then edit your config.

2. Update config

JavaScript + rax, ice and react

rules base on eslint-config-ali and @iceworks/eslint-plugin-best-practices.

// .eslintrc.js
const { getESLintConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getESLintConfig(rule: 'common'|'rax'|'react'|'vue' , customConfig?);
module.exports = getESLintConfig('common');
TypeScript + rax, ice and react

rules base on eslint-config-ali and @iceworks/eslint-plugin-best-practices.

// .eslintrc.js
const { getESLintConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getESLintConfig(rule: 'common-ts'|'rax-ts'|'react-ts'|'vue-ts', customConfig?);
module.exports = getESLintConfig('common-ts');

stylelint

1. Create configuration file

First create a .stylelintrc.js file. Then edit your config.

2. Update config

rules base on stylelint-config-ali

// .stylelintrc.js
const { getStylelintConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getStylelintConfig(rule: 'common'|'rax'|'react'|'vue', customConfig?);
module.exports = getStylelintConfig('react');

prettier rules

1. Create configuration file

First create a .prettierrc.js file. Then edit your config.

2. Update config

// .prettierrc.js
const { getPrettierConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getPrettierConfig(rule: 'common'|'rax'|'react'|'vue', customConfig?);
module.exports = getPrettierConfig('react');

commitlint

1. Create configuration file

First create a .commitlintrc.js file. Then edit your config.

2. Update config

rules base on commitlint-config-ali

// .commitlintrc.js
const { getCommitlintConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getCommitlintConfig(rule: 'common'|'rax'|'react'|'vue', customConfig?);
module.exports = getCommitlintConfig('react');

FAQ

Custom config

// .eslintrc.js
const { getESLintConfig } = require('@iceworks/spec');

// getESLintConfig(rule: 'common'|'rax'|'react'|'vue', customConfig?);
module.exports = getESLintConfig('rax', {
  // custom config it will merge into main config
  rules: {
    // ...
  },
});

package.json scripts

Add scripts in your package.json, example:

"scripts": {
  "lint": "npm run eslint && npm run stylelint",
  "eslint": "eslint --cache --ext .js,.jsx,.ts,.tsx ./",
  "stylelint": "stylelint ./**/*.scss",
  "prettier": "prettier **/* --write"
}

Then use npm run lint check your project, ues npm run prettier update your code.

Git hooks

To lint commits before they are created you can use Husky's Git hook.

Install in your project npm install husky --save-dev or yarn add -D husky.

After that, we recommend you to see husky docs, then create "commit-msg" and "pre-commit" config.

Update from @ice/spec

If you are using @ice/spec in your project, we recommend use @iceworks/spec to get better maintainability and faster response to lint rules support.

Based on @iceworks/spec's simple API you can quickly migrate your project, install and update your lint config file, the mission is completed 😁.

Error: Cannot find module 'eslint-plugin-foo'

Eslint is not yet supported having plugins as dependencies in shareable config. issue. As a temporary solution, you need add the plugin to devDependencies in your project, like npm i --save-dev eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y.

Error: The file does not match your project config

TypeScript project run lint file when see this error, you can update your tsconfig.json.

update src/* to src/**/*:

{
  "include": ["src/**/*"]
}

CHANGELOG

Enjoy!