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@medly/create-module

v0.10.2

Published

An application for generating either ts module or simple ts app

Downloads

9

Readme

Create Module

An application for generating either module or simple app. You can also choose between typescript & javascript language.

Getting started

| Package Manager | Command | | --------------- | --------------------------- | | NPM | npm init @medly/module | | Yarn | yarn create @medly/module | | PNPM | pnpx @medly/create-module |

Then follow the prompts or you can run command yarn create @medly/module <project-name> [options] with below options.

Options

| Flags | Description | Choices | Default | | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | -------------------------- | ------------ | | -V, --version | output the version number | | | | -o, --org <org> | name of the organization | | | | -r, --registry <registry> | registry to publish the module | npm, github, none | none | | -p, --package-manager <package-manager> | package manager | npm, yarn, pnpm | yarn | | -a, --access <access> | access level of the module | public, restricted | public | | -l, --language <language> | language | typescript, javascript | typescript | | -i, --interactive | show interactive questionnaire | | | | -h, --help | display help for command | | |

Note: Add NPM_TOKEN as secret in github repo to publish the package.

Features

It sets up the following:

  1. babel to transpile the code.
  2. jest to write unit tests.
  3. rollup to bundle the code.
  4. commitizen & commitlint to optimize your commit message.
  5. prettier to automatically format the code.
  6. eslint to catch the error.
  7. github workflow to automatically publish the package on PR merge.
  8. semantic-release to bump the version and update the CHANGELOG.
  9. typescript also, if you choose typescript as language option.

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