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@salesforce/dev-scripts

v10.2.11

Published

Standardize package.json scripts and config files for Salesforce projects.

Downloads

111,415

Readme

Common scripts and hooks for Salesforce typescript projects

What is this?

A collection of commonly needed scripts and hooks used by Salesforce typescript projects. This helps to enforce consistency across and reduces the amount of time it takes to setup new projects. This also reduces the amount of needed configuration required for each project by using common configuration from @salesforce/dev-config by default.

When dev-scripts is added as a dev dependency, it will enforce the package.json has the right scripts, hooks, and dependencies. Use the .sfdevrc.json to configure what is generated and controlled.

To automatically have dev-scripts enabled after install, edit package.json:

// package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "prepare": "sf-install"
  }
}

The common scripts that are added to each project include:

  • clean: cleans lib/, coverage/, and a host of other files that shouldn't be included in the repository; include all to also clean node_modules e.g. yarn clean or yarn clean-all
  • compile: compiles src/ to /lib using tsc e.g. yarn compile
  • lint: lints src/ using tslint e.g. yarn lint
  • test: runs tests using nyc and mocha e.g. yarn test
  • build: runs the clean, compile, lint, and test targets e.g. yarn build
  • docs: generates docs/ using typedoc e.g. yarn docs

The common hooks that are added to each project include:

  • commit-msg: verifies the commit message conforms to angular guidelines using commitlint.
  • pre-commit: runs prettier on staged files and yarn docs.
  • pre-push: runs yarn build.

Configuration

To configure what this generates and controls, create a .sfdevrc file. Look at the schema to see what options are available.

Config File Notes

By default, devScripts will try to keep your package.json aligned with its standards.

For example, devScripts will remove dependencies that it provides. If you want to keep yours, you'd add it in to the sfdevrc. Imagine you need to be on a higher or lower version of mocha that devScripts provides:

{
  "devDepOverrides": ["mocha", "@types/mocha"]
}

And it maintains the scripts and wireit properties. Imagine you want a different lint step in wireit, and a different test step:

{
  "scripts": {
    "test": "yarn test:nuts"
  },
  "wireit": {
    "lint": {
      "command": "eslint src test --color",
      "files": ["src/**/*.ts", "test/**/*.ts", "messages/**", "**/.eslint*", "**/tsconfig.json"],
      "output": []
    }
  }
}

tsconfig

The include section has to live in the repository's tsconfig file until there is a way to specify a base. We plan to remove this section when https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/25430 is fixed

Release

DevScripts has an action you can run which will run the devScripts action in lots of repos (they check for an update, and then bump the version, do an install, etc.)

This runs automatically after devScripts releases.

You need to maintain the list of repos here: https://github.com/forcedotcom/dev-scripts/blob/361bc49a6694fdd9c772031ac583e8a80f139a83/.github/workflows/cross-repo-bump.yml#L17

You can see the in-progress PRs using https://github.com/pulls?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Apr+archived%3Afalse+%22refactor%3A+devScripts+update%22