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static-strata

v0.0.1

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CLI to scaffold a TypeScript project with Husky, Prettier, Commitlint and TSLint

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CLI to scaffold a TypeScript project with Husky, Prettier, Commitlint and TSLint.

Getting Started

yarn add -D static-strata

Running the following command will set up configuration for Husky hooks, Prettier, Commitlint and TSLint.

yarn strata

Example Project

Motivation

This project is inspired by Kent C. Dodd's seminal "Write Tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.", where he extols the benefits of using a static type system and tooling.

While a static type system and tooling will not substitute a comprehensive test suite, they can alleviate the burden of writing superfluous runtime checks, boosting performance and developer productivity.

Static Type System

The static type system is implemented using TypeScript.

Tooling

Static tooling contains a mix of linting, code formatting and enforcing semantic commit messages. These tools are run in an automated fashion using git hooks.

Linting

TSLint is the most popular TypeScript linting tool.

Code Formatting

Prettier is used to format code (all types of files) in an opinionated way.

Semantic Commit Messages

Commitlint is a library that validates commit messages to ensure they follow semantic commit messages.

Git Hooks

Husky is a library to ease the application of git hooks.

Changelog

License

MIT