Sample repository for patterning Git commits on Node.js projects
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Sample repository for patterning Git commits on Node.js projects
⚡ A minimal template project to get started with husky and commitlint
ESLint, Prettier, and Husky configuration for the TypeScript projects that I use.
This repository is intended for automating commits and reviewing commits.
Ready boilerplate project to quickly get started with TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, Jest, Husky, Lint-Staged, and Conventional Commits.
Setup a sweet VS Code development environment for your ember project – ludicrously fast ⚡️⚡️⚡️
🍭 Boring Prettier Config - @boringcodes
Repositório com uma breve descrição de como configurar um padronizador de commits.
This repository is a comprehensive Nuxt 3 boilerplate that streamlines frontend development by providing an organized directory structure and integrating powerful tools such as ESLint, Prettier, lint-staged, Husky, and TypeScript. It's your go-to starting point for building modern and performant web applications with Nuxt 3.
An example of how to set a repo to use conventional commits automatically
Cross-platform testing of git hooks for prettier,eslint,etc
Slider component for both React and React Native built from scratch without using any 3rd party libraries
Bootstrap template for express with typescript.
Template starter project with eslint, prettier, typedocs, swagger, gitmoji [commitizen, commitlint, conventional changelog, semantic-release], readme badges, dependabot, renovate, snyk, codecove.io, Open Collective, GitHub actions CI/CD, standard GitHub markdown files.
An example of a Node.js project that utilizes the npm package Husky and git hooks for automatic execution of npm install (or yarn) after git merge, git checkout or git rebase, if needed ⛑️🛠️
Provides a boilerplate for node applications.
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