Bed & Breakfast Open Source Repository Template

GitHub repository template to make developing typescript packages easier. Creates an out-of-the-box environment for best code practices and project management.

Features

• Complete GitHub CI/CD process
  • Typescript builds for ESM and CommonJS
  • Validate commit format (conventional commits)
  • Check for broken Markdown links (markdown-link-check)
  • Validate linting (typescript-eslint) and formatting (prettier)
  • Test integration
    • Test against all major node versions (18, LTS, latest)
    • Test reports in all CI workflows (including PRs)
    • Coverage reports in all CI workflows (including PRs)
    • Coverage history and code quality analysis (Code Climate)
  • Automatic releases based on git log (semantic-release)
    • Only release when CI is successful
    • Automatically creates semver versions
    • Generates changelog
    • Releases npm package
    • Releases GitHub release
• Improved development
  • Force conventional commits in pre-commit and CI
  • Ability to use comittizen for guided commit messages
• Repository management
  • Automatic PRs for dependency updates (renovate)
  • Todo issue bot (todobot)
  • Automatic issue labelling (issue-label-bot)
  • Stale bot (stale)
• Documentation and templates
  • README stub with configured badges
  • Issue templates
  • PR template
  • CODEOWNERS, CODE_OF_CONDUCT, CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE, SECURITY, SUPPORT

Getting Started

Create a new repository using this template (instructions).

Initialize the repository

We can use @bed-and-breakfast/template-tools to initialize the repository. Execute the following command and follow the instructions on the screen.

npx template-init

Adding a remote to pull updates

Bed & Breakfast repository templates will be updated over time. Start by setting up a remote with the template-add-remote command.

npx template-add-remote

Pulling updates from the template

You can then use the following command to pull these changes into an existing repository:

npx template-pull

Note Be careful resolving conflicts when pulling from a template. Files like package.json, README.md, CHANGELOG.md etc. will have changes you don't want to accept.

Development

Making commits

Action	Command
Build	npm run build
Test	npm run test, npm run test:coverage, npm run test:watch
Lint	npm run lint, npm run lint:fix
Format	npm run format, npm run format:fix
Format Package	npm run format:package
Check Markdown	npm run check:md

Using commitizen

npm i -g commitizen

npm run commit

Releasing

Releasing is completely automated and is as simple as:

git push

It will create a new release based on all commits since the last release.