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docs/App.tsx (1)
20-21: Added appropriate ESLint rule exclusions for nested conditionals.The ESLint disable comments for
sonarjs/no-nested-conditionalare properly applied. While this addresses linting warnings without changing functionality, consider future refactoring to eliminate the need for these exceptions if it would improve code clarity.Also applies to: 37-38
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1-42: Package configuration looks good, but homepage URL may need updatingThe package configuration is well-structured with appropriate exports for different module systems and TypeScript definitions. However, the homepage URL still references the old path
/packages/pkginstead of/packages/mono-pkg.- "homepage": "https://github.com/un-ts/mono-lib-boilerplate/blob/main/packages/pkg", + "homepage": "https://github.com/un-ts/mono-lib-boilerplate/blob/main/packages/mono-pkg",README.md (1)
19-19: Grammar correction needed.Missing the article "the" before "same codebase".
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22-24: Consider additional configuration optionsThe server configuration is minimal but functional. Depending on your project needs, you might want to consider additional Vite options like:
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1-1: Re-export module is correctly implemented.
This new file succinctly re-exports the default export from@1stg/simple-git-hooksusing ES module syntax. It follows best practices for creating a centralized hook management file, which supports the broader housekeeping and dependency bump objectives of this PR..lintstagedrc.js (1)
1-2: ES Module Export is CorrectThe file correctly re-exports the default export from
@1stg/lint-staged/tscusing ES module syntax. This aligns with the updated configuration strategy and simplifies the configuration management for lint-staged.index.html (1)
19-19: Script path correctly updated to reflect new file structure.The path update from "./index.tsx" to "./docs/index.tsx" aligns with the project reorganization, ensuring the script is properly loaded from its new location.
docs/global.css (1)
1-19: Clean CSS implementation with proper dark mode support.The new CSS file appropriately handles dark mode preferences and provides consistent body styling. The transition from SCSS to CSS maintains the necessary styling functionality while simplifying the technology stack.
docs/index.tsx (3)
1-1: Added Vercel Analytics integration.Good addition of the Analytics component from Vercel, which will provide valuable usage insights for the application.
4-4: Updated import with explicit file extension.The explicit .js extension improves module resolution compatibility, especially in ESM environments.
12-17: Correctly implemented multiple component rendering with fragments.The React fragment syntax is properly used to wrap both the App and Analytics components, following React best practices for rendering multiple elements.
docs/App.tsx (1)
10-10: Updated import to use CSS instead of SCSS.The import statement now correctly references the new global.css file, consistent with the migration from SCSS to CSS.
eslint.config.js (1)
1-11: LGTM: Modern ESLint flat config implementationThis ESLint config uses the new flat config format and properly extends the base configuration. The rule override for .tsx files to disable '@eslint-react/jsx-uses-react' indicates you're using the new JSX transform from React 17+, which is good practice.
tsconfig.base.json (1)
1-3: LGTM: Good centralization of TypeScript configurationCreating a base tsconfig that extends from '@1stg/tsconfig/node16' is a clean approach for standardizing TypeScript settings across the project.
packages/mono-pkg/tsconfig.json (1)
2-2: LGTM: Properly updated to use the new base configChanging from a direct package reference to the local base configuration aligns with the centralization approach taken in this PR.
test/tsconfig.json (1)
1-4: LGTM: Good separation of test configurationCreating a separate TypeScript configuration for tests that extends from the base config is a good practice. The include patterns properly target test files and global declarations.
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8-8: Great addition to include Yarn releases directoryThis exception to the
.yarn/*pattern is appropriate for projects using Yarn's Zero-Installs or Plug'n'Play configurations, allowing the releases directory to be committed to the repository.
10-10: Appropriate addition ofdistto ignored patternsAdding the
distdirectory to.gitignoreis a standard practice as it typically contains build artifacts that shouldn't be committed to the repository..yarnrc.yml (3)
1-1: Good privacy practice to disable telemetryExplicitly disabling telemetry prevents Yarn from collecting usage data, which is a good privacy-focused choice.
8-8: Quotation style standardizationThe switch from double quotes to single quotes helps maintain consistency with other configuration files.
10-10: Explicit Yarn version definitionSetting the
yarnPathensures all developers use the same Yarn version (4.8.1), which matches the version update inpackage.json. This helps maintain consistency across development environments.package.json (5)
7-8: Good author info formatting and funding additionThe author field reformatting and addition of funding information improves package metadata. The package manager update to Yarn 4.8.1 aligns with the version specified in
.yarnrc.yml.Also applies to: 14-14
19-22: Script improvementsThe changes to the scripts section are well-considered:
- The expanded
cleancommand ensures more thorough cleanup- The simplification of the
docsandtestcommands reduces complexity- The addition of the
formatscript provides a convenient way to run Prettier- The enhanced
preparescript with deduplication helps maintain a clean dependency treeThese changes improve the developer experience and maintainability.
Also applies to: 24-24, 27-27, 30-30
35-70: Comprehensive dependency updatesThe extensive updates to all development dependencies bring the project to use the latest versions, which likely include bug fixes, security patches, and new features. This is exactly in line with the PR's purpose of dependency bumping.
73-74: Security-focused resolution updatesThe addition of a custom resolution for
es5-extlikely addresses security concerns with that package. The Prettier resolution ensures a consistent version is used throughout the project.
89-89: Simplified stylelint configurationThe stylelint configuration has been simplified to just extend the base config without additional custom rules. This promotes standardization and reduces maintenance overhead.
packages/mono-pkg/src/index.ts (1)
1-3: Clean and simple implementationThe
echofunction is straightforward and serves as a good starting point for the package. The code is clean and follows modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices..nvmrc (1)
1-2: Use of "lts/*" in Node Version Manager configuration
Switching from a fixed version (18) to"lts/*"ensures that the environment will always use the latest Long Term Support version of Node.js. This change improves maintainability by automatically tracking Node.js LTS releases and aligns well with the updated GitHub Actions workflows.packages/mono-pkg/index.d.cts (1)
1-3: Re-exporting Module with Correct Syntax
The new file correctly imports from./lib/index.jsand re-exports the module usingexport = pkg, which fits the CommonJS style in a.ctsfile. Ensure that consumers of the package are aware of this export style, as it differs from ESModuleexport default.CHANGELOG.md (1)
6-7: Updated Changelog Link Reflects Package Renaming
The changelog now correctly points to[mono-pkg](./packages/mono-pkg/CHANGELOG.md)in line 6, which is consistent with the transition frompkgtomono-pkg. Verify that all references across documentation and other resources are updated accordingly.test/global.d.ts (1)
1-2: Adding Vitest Global Types Reference
The addition of/// <reference types="vitest/globals" />ensures that Vitest’s global functions and types are recognized by TypeScript. This is an essential update following the removal of the previous auto-imports file..renovaterc (1)
1-6: Introduction of Renovate Configuration File
The new.renovatercfile extends configuration from"github>1stG/configs", which standardizes dependency management and automated updates across the project. This addition is a good move for ensuring consistent dependency updates. Consider verifying that the extended configuration meets your project’s version pinning and update policies.packages/mono-pkg/test/basic.spec.ts (1)
1-1: Updated import path to reflect new package name.The import statement has been correctly updated from
'pkg'to'mono-pkg'to align with the package renaming. This change ensures the test properly references the new package structure..editorconfig (1)
1-10: Formatting cleanup in EditorConfig.The equal sign spacing has been standardized by removing spaces between property names and values. This is a common convention in
.editorconfigfiles and makes the configuration more concise..stylelintignore (1)
5-6: Added JavaScript file patterns to stylelint ignore list.Good addition of
*.ctsand*.jsto the ignore list. This prevents Stylelint from attempting to lint JavaScript files and compiled TypeScript files, which are not meant to be processed by a CSS linter.tsconfig.json (2)
2-2: Updated TypeScript configuration inheritance.The configuration now extends from a local
tsconfig.basefile rather than an external package dependency. This approach gives you more control over the base configuration and reduces external dependencies.
5-5: Updated project reference to reflect package rename.The reference path has been properly updated from
./packages/pkgto./packages/mono-pkgto match the package renaming. This ensures the TypeScript compiler correctly processes the new package structure.vitest.config.ts (1)
5-7: LGTM! Good test configuration updates.The addition of
globals: trueandenabled: truefor coverage is appropriate for ensuring global test functions are available and coverage reporting is active..github/workflows/autofix.yml (8)
1-2: Workflow Naming is Clear and Intentional.
The workflow is correctly named “autofix.ci” per the security requirement.
3-9: Pull Request Trigger Configuration Looks Good.
The workflow correctly triggers on pull request events (opened, reopened, synchronize).
10-12: Effective Use of Concurrency.
The concurrency block groups runs by workflow name and ref, ensuring that in-progress jobs are cancelled where necessary.
14-20: Repository Checkout Step is Configured Properly.
Using a specific commit SHA foractions/checkoutensures stability in the workflow.
21-26: Node.js Setup is Appropriately Configured.
The setup step uses the LTS version along with Yarn caching, which helps improve build performance.
27-29: Dependency Installation is Clear and Immutable.
The commandyarn --immutableenforces consistency with the lockfile.
30-32: Code Formatting Step is Straightforward.
Runningyarn formathere aligns with the goal of automated code formatting.
33-37: Autofix Action Step is Well Integrated.
Using theautofix-ciaction withfail-fast: falseis a sound approach to apply automatic fixes without halting the workflow on minor errors..github/workflows/ci.yml (7)
7-10: Concurrency Added to CI Workflow.
The new concurrency block ensures that only one job runs per reference and cancels in-progress runs, which is ideal for reducing redundant work.
16-19: Updated Node.js Matrix with Version 22.
Including Node.js version 22 extends compatibility testing. Please ensure that all dependencies and tests are compatible with Node.js 22.
20-23: Expanded OS Matrix.
Addingwindows-latest(along with macos and ubuntu) increases cross-platform coverage.
27-28: Checkout Action Using Fixed Commit SHA.
Referencing a specific commit for the checkout action enhances reproducibility and stability across workflow runs.
30-32: Node.js Setup Step Consistent with Other Workflows.
The action is correctly configured with a fixed commit hash and uses caching for Yarn.
48-52: Codecov Integration Updated.
The Codecov action now uses a fixed commit SHA (v5), ensuring consistent behavior.
53-57: Codacy Coverage Reporter is Configured Correctly.
Utilizing the specified commit SHA for the Codacy action and passing the API token ensures proper integration..github/workflows/vercel.yml (5)
6-8: Branch Name Updated for Deployment.
Changing the push branch tomasterand settingpull_requestto null aligns with the new branch strategy. Ensure that all deployment documentation reflects this change.
9-11: Concurrency Adapted for Vercel Deployment.
Adding a concurrency block here is consistent with other workflows and helps prevent overlapping deployments.
17-18: Repository Checkout Uses Fixed SHA.
The updated checkout action ensures that you are using a stabilized version of the action.
20-26: Branch Check Step Ensures Deployment on Correct Branch.
The “Check Branch” step uses a condition that compares the GitHub ref torefs/heads/master. Consider normalizing whitespace in the condition for consistency (e.g., remove extra spaces around==).
27-35: Deployment Step Uses Fixed Commit for Vercel Action.
The deployment action now uses a specific commit SHA to guarantee consistent behavior..github/workflows/pkg-size.yml (4)
3-7: Event Trigger for Package Size Report.
The workflow is set to trigger onpull_request_targetfor branchmain. Please verify that usingpull_request_targetis intentional given its different security context compared topull_request.
8-11: Concurrency Block is Consistent.
Defining a concurrency group prevents overlapping jobs and ensures that the most recent report is prioritized.
18-26: Checkout and Node.js Setup Steps Use Fixed Versions.
Both the checkout and setup steps reference fixed commit SHAs and include Yarn caching, contributing to reliable and reproducible builds.
27-31: Package Size Report Action is Correctly Integrated.
The step uses a fixed commit SHA for thepkg-size/actionand correctly passes the GitHub token..github/workflows/release.yml (7)
8-11: Release Workflow Now Features Concurrency Control.
The addition of a concurrency block prevents multiple simultaneous release jobs, reducing potential conflicts.
12-16: New Permissions Block Configured.
Explicitly setting permissions for contents, ID tokens, and pull-requests is a good practice for release workflows. Verify that these permissions meet the minimum required for the actions to function safely.
22-27: Checkout Step is Robust.
Using a fixed commit SHA and fetching full Git history (fetch-depth: 0) supports generating changelogs accurately with Changesets.
28-33: Node.js Setup and Caching are Consistent.
The setup step is identical in pattern to the other workflows, ensuring consistency in Node.js versions and dependency caching.
34-36: Immutable Dependency Installation.
The use ofyarn --immutableensures that installations remain consistent with the lockfile.
37-40: New Build Step Added.
Introducing a build step (yarn build) is a sensible addition for ensuring packages are built before release. The comment referencing@pkgr/coreprovides helpful context.
41-54: Release Publishing Step is Detailed and Updated.
The “Create Release Pull Request or Publish to npm” step is enhanced by:
- Using a specific commit SHA for the Changesets action.
- Modifying the publish and version commands.
- Switching the GitHub token reference to
GH_TOKEN.- Introducing
NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE: trueto track package provenance.Please ensure that the new secret (
GH_TOKEN) is set up correctly in the repository and that the changes align with your overall release strategy.vite.config.ts (3)
1-7: Well-organized imports!The imports are logically grouped and provide all the necessary plugins for a React+MDX setup. Good job including SWC with React for improved build performance.
8-21: Good plugin configuration for MDX and ReactThe MDX configuration is comprehensive with proper GitHub Flavored Markdown support via remarkGfm, and appropriate syntax highlighting using rehypeShiki with both light and dark themes. The addition of rehypeSlug will ensure headings have proper anchor links, which is essential for documentation navigation.
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tsconfig.json (2)
5-5: Update Package Reference Path
The package reference has been updated from"./packages/pkg"to"./packages/mono-pkg", which indicates the reorganization of package structure. Verify that all project references, build scripts, and IDE configurations are aligned with this new path.
2-2:Details
✅ Verification successful
Update 'extends' to Local Base Configuration
The configuration now extends from"./tsconfig.base"instead of"@1stg/tsconfig/lib". Please ensure that thetsconfig.base.jsonfile exists at the project root and correctly extends the intended base settings (e.g., from@1stg/tsconfig/node16).
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tsconfig.base.jsonfile exists at the project root and that it contains the expected base configuration (i.e., extending from@1stg/tsconfig/node16):Please run the above shell script to help verify the configuration. Once confirmed, you can update the review comment accordingly.
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Local Base Configuration Verified: No Further Changes Needed
The update intsconfig.jsonto extend from"./tsconfig.base"is correctly implemented. The verification confirms thattsconfig.base.jsonexists at the project root and properly extends"@1stg/tsconfig/node16".
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tsconfig.base.json-- Exists and correctly extends the intended base settings.packages/mono-pkg/README.md (9)
1-4: Title and Package Description
The header (“# mono-pkg”) and the tagline (“A simple mono package”) clearly present the package’s identity.
5-14: Well-Structured Table of Contents
The TOC lists all key sections (Usage, Install, API, Sponsors, Backers, Changelog, and License) in a clear and navigable manner.
15-32: Comprehensive Usage Section
The installation instructions covering npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun are complete and well-formatted. This ensures users have multiple options to install the package.
33-40: Clear API Example
The API section provides a succinct code snippet demonstrating how to import and use theechofunction. This matches the package export as defined in the source and helps new users get started quickly.
41-42: Sponsors Badge Inclusion
The sponsors badge is correctly included and links to the appropriate GitHub Sponsors page, promoting transparency and community engagement.
43-48: Organized Sponsors Section
The sponsors table is well-organized, clearly listing the sponsor logos and corresponding links. Verify that the links and images remain up-to-date over time.
49-54: Consistent Backers Section
The backers section mirrors the sponsors section in style and structure, ensuring consistency throughout the document.🧰 Tools
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55-58: Changelog Reference
Linking to [CHANGELOG.md] provides an easy way for users to access detailed release notes. This is a good practice for maintainability.
59-66: License Section Clarity
The license section succinctly indicates the MIT license and provides proper reference links, aligning well with open source best practices.README.md (9)
3-3: Updated GitHub Actions Badge
The inclusion of a detailed GitHub Actions workflow badge (displaying the build status and branch) enhances visibility into the repository’s CI status.
6-6: Addition of CodeRabbit PR Reviews Badge
The new badge for CodeRabbit Pull Request Reviews is a great addition for increasing transparency on the review process.
21-24: Accurate Package Table
The table correctly lists themono-pkgpackage with an appropriate description and badge links for version and changelog. This reflects the recent renaming from “pkg” to “mono-pkg” accurately.
25-25: Sponsors Badge Confirmation
The sponsors badge immediately following the package table is correctly placed to highlight community support.
27-32: Sponsors Section Format
The sponsors section, including the table layout and image links, is clear and well-structured. It helps in quickly identifying key sponsor information.
33-38: Backers Section Format
The backers section maintains a consistent table format similar to the sponsors section, ensuring uniform presentation across community acknowledgments.🧰 Tools
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39-42: Changelog Reference Maintained
The changelog section clearly directs users to [CHANGELOG.md] for detailed release notes, which aids in transparency regarding project updates.
43-50: License Section Clarity
The license section is concise and correctly uses reference links for MIT, JounQin, and 1stG.me. This provides clarity on the legal standing of the project.
37-37: Markdown Exclamation Marks
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