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generator-xavdid

v1.2.2

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An opinionated generator for my ideal project setup

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Keywords

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Readme

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The Why

I've been writing a bunch of typescript and had gotten frustrated after setting up the same few tools, build steps, and testing frameworks repeatedly. So, I set up a generator to scaffold out projects just how I like them. Feel free to use it if you want to write typescript code using the same starting setup as I do! Also sets up my eslint config.

Built on the awesome shoulders of Yeoman.

Installation

First, install Yeoman and generator-xavdid using the tool of your choice.

yarn global add yo generator-xavdid

Then, generate your new project:

yo xavdid

Development

Most of the work will take place in app/index.ts, to focus there!

To test the unreleased version, run yo ../path/to/this/folder

State of the Project

As of time of writing (2023-08-21) Yeoman is releasing it's 6.0.0 version and its docs are out of date. The package is back in working order on Node 18+, but the tests don't work.

I could update it to the new framework once everything is ironed out, but I might not be able to use typed-install in the same way.

I'm not sure if I wouldn't get better mileage out of a single clean build and a github template repository. Just in case, I've started one here.

License

MIT © David Brownman