This task involves setting up a Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline for our frontend repository that performs static code analysis to ensure code quality, style consistency, and to catch potential errors early in the development cycle.
Scope:
Choose a CI service (such as GitHub Actions, Travis CI, CircleCI, etc.) to integrate with our repository.
Configure the CI pipeline to run on every push and pull request to the main branch.
Set up static code analysis tools such as ESLint for TypeScript/JavaScript linting, and Prettier for code formatting.
Implement a code quality checker like SonarQube or CodeClimate, if applicable.
Configure the CI to run unit tests and report any failures.
Ensure that the pipeline blocks merging to the main branch if any checks fail.
Requirements:
Document the setup process and configuration in the project's README.md file.
Include a .eslintrc or similar configuration file for the linters in the codebase.
Add a .prettierrc file to maintain consistent code formatting.
Ensure the CI configuration file is well-commented to explain each step and its purpose.
Expected Outcome:
A fully functional CI pipeline that automatically checks every push to the main branch, ensuring that the frontend code adheres to our project's coding standards and is free of errors before it can be merged.
Description:
This task involves setting up a Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline for our frontend repository that performs static code analysis to ensure code quality, style consistency, and to catch potential errors early in the development cycle.
Scope:
Requirements:
Expected Outcome:
A fully functional CI pipeline that automatically checks every push to the main branch, ensuring that the frontend code adheres to our project's coding standards and is free of errors before it can be merged.