@anylint/commitlint-config

@anylint/commitlint-config is a configuration package for Commitlint designed to enforce consistent and conventional commit messages within your projects. This standardization makes it easier to track and manage changes in your codebase.

Features 🚀

• Conventional Commit Messages: Promotes the use of conventional commit message formats, such as Conventional Commits, to enhance codebase manageability.

• Workspace Scopes: Offers support for monorepo setups by enabling you to specify workspace scopes in commit messages.

Installation

To install, run the following command:

npm install @anylint/commitlint-config @commitlint/cli --save-dev

Prompts

To prompts install, run the following command:

npm install @commitlint/prompt-cli --save-dev

Add commit script to your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "commit": "commit"
  }
}

Run npm run commit to commit your changes.

Commit Message Format

The commit message format enforced by this configuration is based on the Conventional Commits specification. This specification defines a set of rules for creating commit messages that are easy to read and parse by both humans and machines.

The following is an example of a commit message that follows the Conventional Commits specification:

feat(core): add new feature

Configuration

Monolithic Repository

Edit commitlint.config.js:

module.exports = {
  extends: ['@anylint/commitlint-config'],
  rules: {
    // Add additional rules here.
  },
}

Monorepo Repository

Edit commitlint.config.js:

module.exports = {
  extends: ['@anylint/commitlint-config', '@anylint/commitlint-config/workspace-scopes'],
  rules: {
    // Add additional rules here.
  },
}

Workspace scopes are automatically inferred from the workspaces property in your package.json file and added to the scopes property in your commitlint.config.js file. For example, if your package.json file contains the following:

{
  "workspaces": ["packages/core", "packages/ui"]
}

Then you should use core and ui as scopes in your commit messages:

$ git commit -m "feat(core): add new feature"

Additionally, you can use workspace as a scope to indicate that your commit message applies to the entire monorepo:

$ git commit -m "feat(workspace): add new feature for all packages"