@postlight/node-typescript-starter-kit
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Node.js + TypeScript Starter Kit
Postlight's Node.js + TypeScript Starter Kit is a zero-config codebase that lets you start writing code immediately. It includes:
- TypeScript (or write just regular ol' JavaScript)
- Jest for testing
- Prettier for formatting
- ESLint for linting
- CircleCI configs
- Pre-commit hooks
- Basic config and build scripts
Read all about it this handy introduction.
Creating a project
Create the project by using npx:
npx comes with npm 5.2+ and higher
npx @postlight/node-typescript-starter-kit my-awesome-project
cd my-awesome-project
Install dependencies using either yarn or npm
yarn install
# or
npm install
And you can directly start coding!
Starter Kit Documentation
Development
For development, we'll assume you're using yarn
, but if you're using npm
instead, adjust the commands appropriately (namely, replace yarn
with npm run
).
For running an individual .ts
file:
yarn ts-node <file.ts>
For development mode:
yarn nodemon
nodemon will automatically restart the application when file changes are detected. This is useful if the tool you're building executes code when run.
Linting
yarn lint
VSCode users should add this to their workspace settings to integrate JS/TS linting in general:
"eslint.validate": [
"javascript",
"typescript",
]
Running tests
Run all tests:
yarn test
Run and watch all tests:
yarn test:watch
Building the App
yarn build
Building your app with CircleCI
Having already pushed your project to your favorite git repository hosting service, you're one click away from integrating your app with CircleCI.
- Login to CircleCI
- On the left side menu, press
Add Projects
. - Pinpoint your project and press
Set Up Project
. - Choose
Linux
as the OS andNode
as the language. - Press
Start Building
, and you're all set! :tada:
CircleCI ensures that every commit is checked for errors before merging.
This basic setup runs yarn lint
, yarn test
, and yarn build
.
🔬 A Labs project from your friends at Postlight. Happy coding!