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my-typescript-library-starter

v1.1.1

Published

A boilerplate for starting a TypeScript library, equipped with Vitest + ESLint + Commitizen + Husky + Release-it and generating beautiful change-log with Changelogen

Downloads

7

Readme

my-typescript-library-starter

A boilerplate (template starter) for starting a TypeScript library with ease; equipped with:

  • ESLint: auto fix for formatting (no Prettier needed)
  • Commitizen: conventional commit interactive-cli helper
  • Husky: enforce eslint rules, conventional commit message before each commit
  • Release-it: semantic versioning, release management and publishing to npm or github/gitlab with interactive-cli helper
  • Changelogen: auto-generated beautiful change-log based on conventional commits

Usage

1) clone: first clone the repo (our used the github green button Use this template on the top-right of this window and change project-related fields in package json.

[!IMPORTANT] After cloning the repo, replace name, version, description, author, homepage and repository related links fields in package.json to use this template.

** ** Now enter repo's directory and install dependency using 'npm' or 'pnpm':

pnpm i

2) to build project:

pnpm build

3) to commit using commitizen-cli, after adding modified files to stage, enter pnpm commit instead of git commit:

git add .
pnpm commit

4) to release using release-it cli:

pnpm release

after releasing the change-log doc automatically generated to CHANGELOG.md file at the root of the project.

ESLint & ESLint Configuration

We use @antfu amazing eslint configuration. Js file eslint.config.js configures the eslint. It extends antfu's configuration but you can customize it. for example if you prefer to use double-quotations for string, change this file as:

import antfu from '@antfu/eslint-config'

export default antfu({
  stylistic: {
    quotes: 'double'
  },
})

Conventional Commits & Husky Hooks

we use Commitizen for conventional commits. husky is used to enforce conventional commit messages with commitlint.

Test & Test Coverage

Vitest is used for running tests and measure test coverage.

coverage-v8 is used to obtain coverage metrics.

The test and coverage config file is vitest.config.ts. for example to exclude config files in the root of project from coverage analysis, we config vitest.config.ts like follow:

import { configDefaults, defineConfig } from 'vitest/config'

export default defineConfig({
  test: {
    coverage: {
      exclude: [
        ...configDefaults.exclude,
        '*.config.js',
        '*.config.ts',
      ],
    },
  },
})

Release-it for Releasing

We use release-it for version management and publish to anywhere (npm or github). We also use its hooks to execute any command we need to test, build, and publish our project.

Auto Changelog based on Conventional Commits

We use changelogen to generate beautiful changelogs using Conventional Commits.

CSpell

CSpell used to automatically check for spelling errors when committing files and writing commit messages.

If there are spelling errors in the staged files for commit, husky will prevent you from committing. Also, if the commit message text has spelling errors, husky will still prevent the commit.

Additional Notes:

  • You can configure CSpell in cspell.json file in your project directory.
  • You can list words that you want CSpell to ignore in /project-words.txt file.

License

MIT License