CLI for adding common node depdencies to a project (eg: prettier, eslint, husky, lint-staged, commitizen) #372
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Developer tooling
Help your fellow developers out by making their job a bit more enjoyable with good tooling.
Extension/Plugin/Add-on
Extend a product you enjoy, and make it even better!
Frontend/UI
Focus on a frontend for an existing backend. Both frontend development and UI design.
Intermediate
Projects that require a medium level of understanding. Doesn't require much prior knowledge.
Medium work
This project takes little time to complete. (ETA week or two)
Web app
Applications on the web. Perhaps with React? Or Vue? Or Angular?
Project description
A CLI tool, perhaps something like
app add
, to optionally add commonly added dependencies to projects like git commit linting, html/css/js formatting/linting, css libraries like tailwind, testing frameworks, and other useful packages we get tired of having to manually configure and add every single time we start a project. A CLI wizard where a user can pick and choose their options as well as perhaps a json config one can load in to avoid having to manually select them each time they initialize a new project. I think this would speed up MVP ready prototyping. I'd like to have linting, formatting, commit message support and testing from the initialization of a project, honestly. I am sure this tool can grow out of hand, but I also think it could be useful with some fairly sensible options.Relevant Technology
Node, javascript, not sure what else, really. Not sure if this tool would be useful for other languages, I don't know the tooling ecosystem well enough to know, really.
Complexity and required time
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Required time (ETA)
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I might be underestimating the work involved, I really would love to get an idea what anyone thinks this would take or if it's just me who'd want this. I've had people ask before why I need this. I think this would increase my ability to prototype stuff in a manner than didn't then need to be reworked to add all these common dependencies.
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