Repo template for my repositories. Based on pnpm workspaces, and includes default setup for:

• Github actions
• PNPM catalogs
• Testing (vitest/playwright)
• Formatting (Prettier)
• Linting (ts-eslint)
• Typescript
• Dependency management (taze)

By default, the following commands are available across the repo:

• pnpm deps for updating dependencies with Taze
• pnpm format to format all packages with prettier
• pnpm lint for linting all packages (respects each packages overrides)
• pnpm test to run all tests using vitest.

There are two workflows defined by default. First, when you open PRs or push to the branches main or development, all unit tests will run. Secondly, when pushing tags starting with v and a semantic version, all packages will be published (if configured and not private), and a changelog will be generated that's put into a new github release.

For this to work, you need to set a NPM_TOKEN in your github env. The publish workflow uses a github environment called propd, but you can of course change that.

The repo defines a default vitest workspace. This allows you to add test to every package without having to setup vitest again and again. It just works. The testing setup will look for *.unit.test.ts and *.browser.test.ts files and run them with the respective runner.

There is just a single prettier config defined at top-level. If you need to add exceptions/rules/plugins, add it there

The linter config is defined in the linter-config package. This defines a base-config that can be used to extend others. For example, it already defines a reactConfig, that extends the default with some react-specific rules. The linter-config package also exports eslint and tseslint so you can easily override rules in each package.

For example:

import { reactConfig, tseslint, type ConfigArray } from '@workspace/linter-config';

const customConfig: ConfigArray = tseslint.config(...reactConfig, {
  rules: {
    'import/no-unresolved': [
      'error',
      // or whatever.
    ],
  },
});

export default customConfig;

When running pnpm lint, it respects these overrides and will lint all packages using their own config. Thus, you should add a new eslint.config.ts file to each package. It can be as simple as

import { baseConfig } from '@workspace/linter-config';

export default baseConfig;

The typescript config is exported from the typescript-config package. It has a base config and one for react.

In both cases, you can extend those by creating a tsconfig file in one of the sub-packages and putting

{
  "extends": "@workspace/typescript-config/base.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "types": ["node"]
  },
  "include": ["*.ts"]
}

or whatever you need.

You can run pnpm deps to automatically update all your dependencies. run pnpm deps major for major upgrades. This works with pnpm catalogs, sub-packages etc.