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@in-ch/setup

v0.0.1-rc4

Published

A tool for quick setup and configuration of essential project files.

Downloads

319

Readme

setup

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Features

@in-ch/setup is a powerful tool for quickly setting up various project files and configurations. Save time and automate your setup process with the following commands:

| Command | Description | | ------------ | --------------------------------------------- | | husky | Creates Husky configuration files. | | eslint | Generates ESLint configuration files. | | gitmessage | Creates a Git message template file. | | prettier | Sets up Prettier configuration files. | | typescript | Creates TypeScript configuration files. | | commitlint | Adds Commitlint configuration. | | edit | Edits existing configuration files. | | init | Creates multiple configuration files at once. | | list | Lists all available commands. |

Installation

To use @in-ch/setup, first install the package:

npm install -g @in-ch/setup

Usage

Below are examples of how to use the primary commands of @in-ch/setup:

# Initialize essential configuration files (Husky, ESLint, Prettier, etc.)
ics setup init

# Add individual configuration files
# Husky setup
ics setup husky

# ESLint setup
ics setup eslint

# Git message template setup
ics setup gitmessage

# Prettier configuration
ics setup prettier

# TypeScript configuration
ics setup typescript

# Commit lint setup
ics setup commitlint

# Edit existing configuration files
ics setup edit

# List all available commands
ics setup list

Why Use @in-ch/setup?

  • Save Time: Automate the generation of multiple configuration files with a single command.
  • Ensure Consistency: Easily enforce shared configurations across team projects.
  • Flexibility: Edit generated files as needed to suit your project requirements.

Contributors

Thanks go to these wonderful people! [Become a contributor].