Putting your Config in a Package

Reasons you may want to put your config in a package:

• You want to keep using typescript
• You want to reuse your configuration for other people
• You like as pure as possible of a root package.json

Whatever your reason,

1. Create your new package. The monorepolint project calls theirs @monorepolint/internal-mrl-config.

2. Migrate your configuration to this package.

   This will greatly depend on how your own build system is setup. For MRL internally, it involves an index.ts file that roughly looks like:

   import type { Config } from "@monorepolint/config";
   import * as Rules from "@monorepolint/rules";
   
   export const config: Config = {
     rules: [
       /* ... */
     ],
   };

3. Update your root config

   .monorepolint.config.mjs

   // Don't forget to use your package!
   import config from "@monorepolint/internal-mrl-config";
   
   export default config;

4. Be sure to depend on your package in your workspace root

   package.json

   {
       ...
       "devDependencies": {
           "@monorepolint/cli": "^0.5.0",
           "@monorepolint/internal-mrl-config": "^0.5.0",
       }
   }