@homer0/prettier-config v1.1.3

Packages

Monorepo for unrelated Node packages of personal use, like my eslint-plugin, and packages that are small enough and/or not ready to have their own repository, like aurelia-extract-clean-loader.

Types

Public packages

These packages are meant to be used by anyone, that's why the "public", and these are the reasons they are here and not on their own repository:

• If they are small: Having to maintain an entire repository (ESLint, Husky, Jest, etc.) for a one-file-package is too much of an effort; the situation may change if a package gets some contributors, as managing issues and PR on a monorepo of unrelated packages would be kind of tedious.
• If they are MVPs: I may be trying to validate the idea behind a package before moving to its own repository; again, maintaining a repository is not easy.

They're on /packages/public.

Personal

These packages are related to personal configuration and/or tooling; the only difference with the "public packages" is that I'll probably won't accept feature/change requests for them.

Development

Yarn

This repository uses Lerna for managing the publication and the version of the packages, and Yarn for the dependencies.

Because the repository uses Yarn Workspaces, having Yarn installed is a MUST and you can't use it with NPM. Following this link you'll get the necessary instructions to install Yarn.

Now, once installed, you just need to execute yarn to install all the repository (and the packages) dependencies.

Linting

The entire repository is linted using ESLint and custom plugin you can find in packages/personal/eslint-plugin.

There are two scripts you can use to lint files:

• yarn lint will use lint-staged to run ESLint on the files that are staged.
• yarn lint:all will lint the entire repository.

Tests

To run the tests of all the packages that have you just need to run yarn test, but if you want to run the tests for a single package, you can use the following command:

yarn test --scope [package-name-with-scope]

And if you need to send extra arguments to that package tests, you'll have to use two double dashes to separate them:

yarn test --scope [package-name-with-scope] -- -- [...args]