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@gargrave/ts-module-starter

v0.1.0

Published

A basic setup for an NPM package built with TypeScript

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3

Readme

TS Module Starter

A basic setup for a publish-ready package built in TypeScript. You can use it either as a blueprint/outline, or just clone it, remove what you don't need, and use it as a template.

Overview

This is not intended to be a useful lib in itself, but rather provide a template for building NPM packages that are ready to publish with TypeScript/React/etc.

This is about half-and-half on the opinionated front. Some of it is just basic setup, but some other things (ESLint, Prettier, etc.) are set up for my own preferences (but of course they can be tweaked as necessary).

Some of the features currently wired up are:

  • Building/bundling for multiple targets (CommonJS, ES Modules, UMD) with rollup
  • TypeScript/React compilation with babel
  • Easy release management with np
  • Testing with jest
  • Linting with eslint
  • Pre-commit hook for running prettier on staged files

Improvements (TODO)

  • Internal handling for styling (i.e. if you need to build a component lib with its own styles baked in)
  • Add react-styleguidist (may require an additional Webpack setup if it cannot support Rollup)