TypeScript Boilerplate

Usage

• yarn create tsb or npx create-tsb

Optional Flags

• Supplying an optional project name as a single word and using lowercase will cause the project to be installed in a subfolder with the name of the project.
• Supplying the optional --use-npm will use npm instead of yarn to install packages.
• Supplying the optional --express will set up boilerplate and install packages for using express.js.

Usage examples

• yarn create tsb my-project-name --use-npm --express will create a TypeScript project with express boilerplate in the folder my-project-name that use npm to install packages.
• npx create-tsb project-name will create a TypeScript boilerplate project in the folder project-name using yarn to install packages.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 Adam Jeniski

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