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@pxlwidgets/tsconfig

v3.0.2

Published

The TS compiler base configuration for our Typescript projects.

Downloads

513

Readme

Typescript configuration

npm version

The TS compiler base configuration for our Typescript projects.

installation

npm install --save-dev @pxlwidgets/tsconfig

Usage

Extend this base configuration in your tsconfig json file:

{
    "extends": "@pxlwidgets/tsconfig"
    // ...
}

Development

When making changes to the configuration, always make sure to use semantic versioning to indicate breaking changes. This applies to both the tsconfig itself and any major version bumps of npm dependencies.

Releasing a new version

  1. Commit all changes to the configuration, including documentation of the made changes under the Unreleased section in CHANGELOG.md.
  2. Create a new header in CHANGELOG.md for the new version (Do not commit!)
  3. use the npm script bump to bump the package version:
    npm run bump <new version>

    Replace with a valid semver version number, e.g. npm run bump 3.1.1. This script uses yarn under the hood to allow the header change in the changelog to be included in the version commit.

  4. Publish the package (publicly) on npm:
    npm publish --access=public