@amaurym/config
v1.3.6
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Mostly common-sense configuration files for `eslint` and `tsconfig`
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@amaurym/config
serves as bundle package for the following smaller packages:
So you can either add @amaurym/config
as a whole, or you can install the smaller parts individually. Since you are adding these packages as devDependencies
, it should not add any overhead to your final bundle size.
🚀 Get Started
Install the package:
yarn add --dev @amaurym/config
And follow the Get Started guides of the following configs.
📦 Packages
| Package | npm | Description | Docs |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| @amaurym/config
| | Bundle package for all the packages below | This current README |
| @amaurym/eslintrc
| | Config files for eslint
. Basically @typescript-eslint/recommended
+ prettier
| README |
| @amaurym/tsconfig
| | Config files for tsconfig
, with --strict
| README |
🤔 Why?
I create a lot of open-source projects, and I like to factorize as much code/config as I can. In order to have a consistent coding style between all projects, I created this repo.
I also believe that these configs are mostly common-sense configs, so I hope you find them useful too.