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vue-ci

Skill28 starsChanged 32 days agoMITView on GitHub

Run vue-skills-ci on a Vue or Nuxt project and fix what it reports (TypeScript 7 with vue-tsc, Pinia 4 and Vitest 5 peers, VueUse 15 and Vitest 5 removals, Vapor options, public env secrets, SSR module state), or add a ready-made GitHub Actions CI that installs, lints, type-checks, tests, builds and checks these rules. Use before a release or upgrade, when a vue-skills-ci check fails, or when asked to set up CI for a Vue project.

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We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

4 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.

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    When setting up CI for someone, ask which groups they want unless they said "all".

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    Run the check with --format json and group the findings by rule.

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    Write the workflow file, then commit it:

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  4. Very specific:

    Commit the file and pass baseline: .vue-skills-ci-baseline.json to the workflow or action.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

vue-ci

vue-skills-ci turns the version and safety rules from the vue-skills collection into checks that run locally and in GitHub Actions. It has no dependencies and needs Node 20 or newer.

Check a project

npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci check            # readable report
npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci check --format json

Exit code 1 means at least one error. --fail-on warn makes warnings fail too, --fail-on never only reports.

Choose rules

The 19 rules are in six groups: toolchain, testing, vapor, vue, nuxt, security. Pick groups or rule ids with --rules and leave some out with --skip-rules; the workflow and action take the same values as rules and skip-rules inputs, and vue-skills-ci.config.json takes them as include and exclude.

npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci rules                                  # list groups and rules
npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci check --rules toolchain,security
npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci check --skip-rules pinia-store-destructure

When setting up CI for someone, ask which groups they want unless they said "all". toolchain and security suit every project; add testing, vue, nuxt and vapor when the project uses that part of the stack.

Fix findings

  1. Run the check with --format json and group the findings by rule.
  2. Fix errors first, then warnings. Info findings are advice.
  3. Each finding has fix (what to do) and docs (a vue-skills guide). If the vue-skills skills are installed, read the local copy: a docs URL ending in skills/<path> maps to the installed skill folder at the same path.
  4. Re-run the check until it is clean, then run the project's own tests and build.
  5. A finding that is intended: add // vue-skills-ci-disable-next-line <rule-id> above the line, or turn the rule off in vue-skills-ci.config.json ({ "rules": { "<rule-id>": "off" } }). Say why in a comment.

The rule list with explanations is in rules.

Add CI to a project

Write the workflow file, then commit it:

npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci init --yes                         # full CI: install, lint, type-check, test, build, all rules
npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci init --rules toolchain,security     # full CI with chosen rule groups
npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci init --rules-only --yes            # only the rule check, for projects that already have CI

Agents should pass --yes or --rules; without them, init asks interactively when it runs in a terminal.

The full workflow calls the reusable workflow KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci/.github/workflows/vue-ci.yml@v1. It detects pnpm, npm, Yarn or Bun from the lockfile and runs only the scripts that exist (lint, typecheck or type-check, test:unit or test, build-only or build). For a monorepo, set working-directory to the app folder.

Existing projects with many findings

Record the current findings so CI fails only on new ones:

npx -y github:KIMJINWOO4/vue-skills-ci check --baseline .vue-skills-ci-baseline.json --update-baseline

Commit the file and pass baseline: .vue-skills-ci-baseline.json to the workflow or action. Remove entries as you fix them by running the same command again.

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