ls-age devtools

A collection of devtools

Packages

@ls-age/commitlint-config

Like @commitlint/config-conventional, but with a sentence-cased subject

Following commit message guidelines makes it easier to follow semantic versioning, both if you manually publish releases or use a tool like @ls-age/bump-version to automate this. The commit message contains a type, a subject and (optionally) a scope:

fix(package): This is what happened

              ^ subject
    ^ scope
^ type

• The type describes what kind of change was made. It should be one of the following: 'build', 'ci', 'chore', 'docs', 'feat', 'fix', 'perf', 'refactor', 'revert', 'style', 'test'.
• The scope can optionally be set to the name of the sub-package or service that is affected by this commit.
• The subject contains a human-readable description of the changes made. It should start with an uppercase letter.

rollup-plugin-unused

Rollup plugin to check for unused files

This plugin helps you to keep your repository clean: It checks for source files that are not imported during a rollup build and reports them.

@ls-age/update-section

Update a section of a file

Usage

@ls-age/update-section provides an easy way to update files that are party generated.

Example:

<!-- README.md -->

# My monorepo

## Packages

<!-- BEGIN packages -->
<!-- END packages -->

/* scripts/update-readme.js */

const Template = require('@ls-age/update-section');

// Update the packages list
const packages = [
  { name: 'First', description: 'My first package' },
  { name: 'Second', description: 'Another package' },
];

async function updateReadme() {
  // Generate a list of packages
  const packageList = packages.map((p) => `- **${p.name}** - ${p.description}`).join('\n');

  // ...and write it to the readme file
  await Template.updateSection('./README.md', 'packages', packageList);
}

updateReadme().catch((error) => {
  console.error(error);
  process.exitCode = 1;
});

Running node scripts/update-readme.js results in:

<!-- README.md -->

# My monorepo

## Packages

<!-- BEGIN packages -->
<!-- This section is generated, do not edit it! -->

- **First** - My first package
- **Second** - Another package

<!-- END packages -->