Dev Tools UI #1582
Dev Tools UI #1582
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Please check the settings in the CodeRabbit UI or the You can disable this status message by setting the WalkthroughThe recent updates introduce a new web development tool package with comprehensive configurations for text editors, ESLint, and Git. Key additions include a robust ESLint setup for TypeScript and React, an Changes
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Files selected for processing (8)
- package.json (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/.editorconfig (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/.eslintrc.json (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/.gitignore (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/LICENSE (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/README.md (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/netlify.toml (1 hunks)
- web-devtools/package.json (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (7)
- package.json
- web-devtools/.editorconfig
- web-devtools/.gitignore
- web-devtools/LICENSE
- web-devtools/README.md
- web-devtools/netlify.toml
- web-devtools/package.json
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web-devtools/.eslintrc.json (8)
2-6: Ensure the ESLint environment settings are aligned with the project's tech stack.The configuration correctly sets the environment for ES6, browser, and Node.js, which are typical for a full-stack JavaScript project.
8-14: Validate TypeScript configuration for ESLint.The use of
@typescript-eslint/parserwith ECMAScript 2020 and module source type is appropriate for modern TypeScript projects. The inclusion of JSX support is crucial for React components.
16-26: Review the extended ESLint configurations.The extensions cover recommended practices for general JavaScript, React, security, TypeScript, and integration with Prettier. This ensures a robust linting strategy that encourages best practices and code consistency.
28-29: Confirm global variable settings.Defining
AtomicsandSharedArrayBufferas readonly globals is appropriate given their use in web applications that utilize modern JavaScript concurrency features.
31-36: Check the ESLint plugins used.The inclusion of plugins for React, React Hooks, security, and imports is suitable for a project that aims to maintain high code quality and security standards.
38-39: Ensure ignored patterns are appropriate.Ignoring
src/assetsin ESLint is a common practice to avoid linting binary files or other assets that do not contain code.
41-57: Review ESLint settings for React and import resolution.Setting the React version and configuring the import resolver to handle various file types with Parcel are well-thought-out choices that enhance the project's modularity and maintainability.
59-164: Examine the custom ESLint rules defined.The rules are comprehensive and tailored to enforce coding standards while allowing necessary exceptions. For example, turning off rules for unused variables allows for cleaner code in development without affecting production.
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PR-Codex overview
This PR adds frontend development tools, configures Netlify settings, updates dependencies, and enhances project structure.
Detailed summary
web-devtoolsnetlify.tomlpackage.jsonandyarn.lock.editorconfig,.gitignore,.eslintrc.jsonLICENSEfile for MIT LicenseSummary by CodeRabbit
.gitignorefile to exclude unnecessary files and directories from version control.LICENSEfile to include the MIT License.README.mdfile with an introductory section for "Dev Tools Frontend."netlify.tomlfile for Netlify deployment configurations.package.jsonfile with metadata, dependencies, and scripts for the web development tool package.