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comfytype

v1.0.2

Published

Comfiest TypeScript Style Boilerplate

Downloads

27

Readme

npm GitHub

ComfyType

Comfiest way to start a TypeScript project!

npx comfytype

ComfyType is a one-line npx command to configure or create a very simple starter Node.js project TypeScript to get you coding right away as quickly as possible with ComfyCase syntax style lint rules.

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Instructions

Run npx comfytype in a new project directory or an existing Node.js project directory.

What it does

This command will...

  1. (If there is no package.json file) Create a new package.json file
  2. Add TypeScript dependencies and relevant script commands to your package.json file
  3. Create the tsconfig.json file with configurations for both Node and Browser (NOTE: You should update this file as needed for your project)
  4. Configure the project with ComfyCase ESLint settings and create a .editorconfig file to accompany it
  5. (If there is no /src directory) Create a project folder structure with a "Hello World" one-line example