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@strv/commitlint-config

v3.0.0

Published

STRV's ESLint config for commitlint

Downloads

1,760

Readme

@strv/commitlint-config

STRV's config for commitlint

Configurations

@strv/commitlint-config (default config)

Suitable for all projects.

@strv/commitlint-config/lerna

Suitable for projects structured as a Lerna-managed monorepo. In addition to the standard conventional commits ruleset, it checks the scope to match a package name managed by Lerna.

Usage

Installation

npm i --dev @commitlint/cli @strv/commitlint-config

Configuration

Create a commitlint.config.js file with the following contents:

'use strict'

module.exports = {
  extends: [
    '@strv/commitlint-config',
    // OR, for Lerna-managed monorepos:
    '@strv/commitlint-config/lerna',
  ],
}

Linting

Install a git hook into .git/hooks/commit-msg with the following contents:

#!/bin/sh

# This utility's configuration resides in .commitlintrc.js file.
./node_modules/.bin/commitlint < "$1"

If your project uses make you can use the following process to automatically install the git hooks upon each invocation of make with no target.

# Place the above mentioned commit-msg file into your project root's utils/githooks directory and
# make it executable: chmod +x utils/githooks/commit-msg

# Git hooks to be installed into the project workspace
# This will look up all the files in utils/githooks and generate a list of targets
GITFILES := $(patsubst utils/githooks/%, .git/hooks/%, $(wildcard utils/githooks/*))

# The `githooks` dependency should be added to the first (default) target so that it will be
# executed when invoking make with no arguments
all: githooks

githooks: $(GITFILES)

# Default target for all possible git hooks
.git/hooks/%: utils/githooks/%
	cp $< $@

License

See the LICENSE file for information.