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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on a significant internal refactoring of the project's development environment by overhauling its code style and linting practices. The primary goal is to streamline the codebase by removing the separate Prettier formatter and consolidating all style enforcement under a new, unified ESLint configuration based on @antfu/eslint-config. This change aims to simplify the development workflow, reduce potential conflicts between formatting tools, and ensure consistent code quality moving forward. Additionally, it includes minor code adjustments to conform to the new style rules, updates to project dependencies, and foundational changes to the testing setup.
Highlights
- Code Style and Linting Overhaul: This pull request completely revamps the project's code formatting and linting setup by removing Prettier and migrating to the
@antfu/eslint-config. - Configuration File Changes: The old
.eslintrc.jsonand.prettierrc.jsonfiles have been removed, replaced by a neweslint.config.mjsthat leverages the Antfu configuration, including specific stylistic rules and rule overrides. - Dependency Updates: The
package.jsonhas been updated to reflect the new tooling, removing Prettier-related dependencies and adding@antfu/eslint-config, alongside an upgrade to ESLint v9. - Codebase Refactoring: Minor code adjustments in
index.jsandnow.jsreflect the new linting rules, including updates torequirepaths and regex patterns. - Testing Infrastructure: A basic Jest test setup has been introduced with
jest.config.jsand a placeholder test inindex.test.js, laying groundwork for future testing. - Documentation and Metadata Updates: Various documentation files (
README.md,DEVELOP.md,CLAUDE.md,action.yml,changelog_archived.md) received minor whitespace and formatting cleanups. - Internal Tooling Configuration: A new
.claude/settings.jsonfile was added, defining permissions for the Claude AI to interact with GitHub pull request data.
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