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@zayne-labs/tsconfig

v0.1.1

Published

A collection of TypeScript configurations for various projects, based on Total TypeScript's TSConfig Cheat Sheet, with a few additions.

Downloads

511

Readme

@zayne-labs/tsconfig

This package helps set proper tsconfig presets for most projects. Inspired by Matt Pocock's TSConfig Cheat Sheet.

Setup

  1. Install:
# Npm
npm install --save-dev @zayne-labs/tsconfig

# Pnpm
pnpm add -D @zayne-labs/tsconfig
  1. Choose which tsconfig.json you need from the list below.

  2. Add it to your tsconfig.json:

{
   // For building an app that runs in the DOM with an external bundler
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/app",
}

List of TSConfigs

Are You Using tsc To Turn Your .ts Files Into .js Files?

Yes

If yes, use this selection of configs:

{
   // For code that runs in the DOM:
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/dom/app", // For an app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/dom/library", // For a library
	"extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/dom/library-monorepo", // For a library in a monorepo

   // For code that doesn't run in the DOM (for instance, in Node.js):
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/no-dom/app", // For an app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/no-dom/library", // For a library
	"extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/tsc/no-dom/library-monorepo", // For a library in a monorepo
}

No

If no, you're probably using an external bundler.

{
   // For code that runs in the DOM:
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/app", // For an app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/library", // For a library
	"extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/library-monorepo", // For a library in a monorepo

   // For code that doesn't run in the DOM (for instance, in Node.js):
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/no-dom/app", // For an app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/no-dom/library", // For a library
	"extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/no-dom/library-monorepo", // For a library in a monorepo
}

Framework-Specific Options

The following are currently supported framework-specific options, will add more if needed in future:

{
   // For a vite app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/vite",

   // For a nextjs app
   "extends": "@zayne-labs/tsconfig/bundler/dom/next",
}