innozverse-testing-quality

Set up pre-commit checks by configuring ESLint for linting, TypeScript with strict mode for type checking, and Prettier for formatting. Run these checks locally before committing to catch issues early and maintain consistent code quality across your team.

Enforce linting, type checking, formatting, and build validation in CI pipelines. Use GitHub Actions to run ESLint, TypeScript strict mode checks, Prettier formatting verification, and test scripts on every commit to prevent quality regressions.

Plan unit, integration, and end-to-end tests across your packages and API. Define coverage targets, use TypeScript strict mode with explicit return types, implement Zod runtime validation, and document test requirements in your development workflow.

Yes. ESLint handles code quality rules while Prettier handles formatting. Configure ESLint to disable formatting rules and let Prettier format code, then run both in your pre-commit checks and CI to work in synergy without conflicts.

TypeScript strict mode requires explicit return types on functions, prohibits any types without // @ts-expect-error comments, and enforces stricter null checks. These constraints catch bugs at compile time and improve code maintainability across your project.

Documenting environment variables ensures developers understand configuration dependencies and reduces setup errors. Include variable definitions and requirements in your project documentation so CI validation and local development remain consistent.