Code Quality Suite

Code Quality Generators

Generate battle-tested configurations for Git hooks, linters, and formatters. Eliminate code review arguments and catch bugs before they reach CI.

Enterprise

ESLint Config Generator

Enterprise ESLint Flat Config generation tailored for strict team workflows, security, and a11y.

Popular

Prettier Config Generator

Generate Prettier configurations enforced with team consistency and cross-platform compatibility.

Essential

Husky Config Generator

Automate Git hooks for pre-commit, commit-msg, and pre-push quality gates.

Commitlint Config Generator

Enforce Conventional Commits standards to automate changelogs and semantic releases.

Lint-Staged Generator

Optimize pre-commit hooks by running fast format and lint checks only on staged files.

Code Quality Best Practices

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Run heavy tests in CI or pre-push, not in pre-commit hooks, to preserve developer speed.
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Integrate eslint-config-prettier to prevent ESLint rules from fighting Prettier's formatting.
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Never bypass pre-commit hooks (git commit --no-verify) unless absolutely critical in an emergency.
4
Ensure Husky scripts have executable permissions (chmod +x) when shared across macOS and Linux teams.
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Use Conventional Commits to automate your changelogs and ensure semantic versioning accuracy.

Popular Team Templates

Husky + Lint-Staged

Full Pre-commit Pipeline

Standardize code formatting before every commit seamlessly.

Commitlint

Semantic Release Standard

Strict conventional commits mapped to automated SemVer releases.

ESLint

Strict Enterprise ESLint

Maximum linting coverage including security, a11y, and TypeScript.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I use ESLint and Prettier together?

ESLint and Prettier serve different purposes. ESLint is a code-quality tool that analyzes your logic for potential bugs (like unused variables or unsafe types). Prettier is a code-formatting tool that enforces a consistent visual style (like line width and quotes). Using them together with `eslint-config-prettier` gives you the best of both worlds without conflicting rules.

What is Husky and why do I need Git hooks?

Husky is a tool that makes managing Git hooks incredibly simple. By configuring hooks like `pre-commit` or `commit-msg`, you can automatically run linters or tests right before a developer commits code. This acts as the first line of defense in your quality gates, preventing broken or unformatted code from ever leaving a developer's machine.

How does lint-staged improve pre-commit performance?

Running `eslint .` across an entire enterprise monorepo during a pre-commit hook can take minutes, severely degrading developer experience. Lint-staged solves this by exclusively running your linters and formatters on the files that are currently staged in Git, turning a 2-minute check into a 2-second check.

What are Conventional Commits?

Conventional Commits is a lightweight convention on top of commit messages (e.g., `feat: added login`, `fix: header alignment`). By strictly enforcing this format using Commitlint, you can completely automate your semantic versioning (SemVer) bumps and changelog generation using tools like Semantic Release or Changesets.