@21epub/create-ts-cli-app
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CLI for easily bootstrapping node cli app in Typescript.
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create-ts-cli-app
CLI for creating node CLI app with Typescript support .
Intro
Eazy to create a CLI app .
Typescript Support for source code development .
Eazy to Release and Publish your CLI app .
Features
- [x] Easy-to-use CLI
- [x] Handles all modern JS features
- [x] Rollup for bundling
- [x] Babel for transpiling
- [x] Jest + testing-library for testing.
- [x] TypeScript Only
- [x] Sourcemap creation
- [x] lint-staged support
- [X] Conventional commit by
git-cz
- [X] standard-version support by
npm run release
- [X] Format on Save ( Vscode Editor )
- [X] Travis CI & Code coverage by custom configration
Install globally
This package requires node >= 10
.
npm install -g @21epub/create-ts-cli-app
Usage with npx ( Recommand )
No need to create an empty folder before running.
npx @21epub/create-ts-cli-app
(npx comes with npm 5.2+ and higher, see instructions for older npm versions)
Creating a New CLI APP
create-ts-cli-app
Answer some basic prompts about your app, and then the CLI will perform the following steps:
- copy over the template
- install dependencies via yarn or npm
- initialize local git repo
At this point, your new app is ready and is all setup for local development.
Development
Now, anytime you can keep on developing
npm start # start bundle and watch your dev code
Then, you can run your CLI
node . # -> node ./dist/index.js
Commit Method Recommandation
npm run commit # lint before commit can save your time , and then conventional commit with git-cz
Publishing to npm
npm run release # Version and changelog
git push --follow-tags origin master
npm publish # The `prePublishOnly` hook will run before publish to build and test your package
This builds commonjs
of your module to dist/
and then publishes your module to npm
.
License
MIT © 21epub