feat: introduce self-documenting Makefile for package development
This update introduces a self-documenting Makefile as a single entry point for developers working on the package, streamlining the development process and enhancing usability.
feat: add pre-commit with multiple hooks for code quality assurance
Pre-commit has been added to the development workflow to automatically check and fix common issues before commits are made. The included hooks are:
trailing-whitespace: Removes trailing whitespace.
end-of-file-fixer: Ensures files end with a newline.
check-added-large-files: Prevents large files (>600KB) from being committed.
fix-encoding-pragma: Adjusts files to have a proper encoding pragma.
feat: implement commitizen for conventional commits
Commitizen has been integrated to facilitate the use of conventional commits, paving the way for an automated CHANGELOG.md via googleapis/release-please.
chore: reorganize CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md to .github directory
Moving CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md to the .github directory declutters the main folder and aligns with GitHub's best practices for repository organization.
feat: streamline environment setup with .env example and Makefile
Added .env.example and integrated .env building through Makefile, leveraging Docker to expedite environment setup for developers.
feat: add .yamllint.yaml for YAML file linting
Introduced a .yamllint.yaml configuration file to lint YAML files, enhancing code quality and consistency.
feat: replace StyleCI with local wayofdev/cs-fixer-config for PHP linting
Switched from cloud-based StyleCI to a local solution using wayofdev/cs-fixer-config, a php-cs-fixer wrapper package. This allows developers to perform PHP linting locally via Makefile, reducing reliance on cloud-based CI systems.
feat: update docker-compose for enhanced development and testing
Updated docker-compose.yaml to support PHP 8.2 and various database servers directly through Makefile and in tests, enabling developers to avoid local PHP installations.
I have to close, because of removal of .styleci, it automatically runs check and changes a lots of files. Probably style-ci should be manually disabled, before removing it's configuration from repository.
feat: introduce self-documenting
Makefile
for package developmentThis update introduces a self-documenting
Makefile
as a single entry point for developers working on the package, streamlining the development process and enhancing usability.feat: add
pre-commit
with multiple hooks for code quality assurancePre-commit has been added to the development workflow to automatically check and fix common issues before commits are made. The included hooks are:
trailing-whitespace
: Removes trailing whitespace.end-of-file-fixer
: Ensures files end with a newline.check-added-large-files
: Prevents large files (>600KB) from being committed.fix-encoding-pragma
: Adjusts files to have a proper encoding pragma.commitizen
: Enforces conventional commit messages.feat: implement commitizen for conventional commits
Commitizen has been integrated to facilitate the use of conventional commits, paving the way for an automated
CHANGELOG.md
via googleapis/release-please.chore: reorganize
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
to.github
directoryMoving
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
to the.github
directory declutters the main folder and aligns with GitHub's best practices for repository organization.feat: streamline environment setup with
.env
example and MakefileAdded .env.example and integrated
.env
building through Makefile, leveraging Docker to expedite environment setup for developers.feat: add
.yamllint.yaml
for YAML file lintingIntroduced a
.yamllint.yaml
configuration file to lint YAML files, enhancing code quality and consistency.feat: replace
StyleCI
with localwayofdev/cs-fixer-config
for PHP lintingSwitched from cloud-based StyleCI to a local solution using
wayofdev/cs-fixer-config
, a php-cs-fixer wrapper package. This allows developers to perform PHP linting locally via Makefile, reducing reliance on cloud-based CI systems.feat: update docker-compose for enhanced development and testing
Updated
docker-compose.yaml
to support PHP 8.2 and various database servers directly through Makefile and in tests, enabling developers to avoid local PHP installations.