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ts-library

v3.0.0

Published

Manage TypeScript Libraries with ease

Downloads

40

Readme

ts-lib

Scaffold TypeScript libraries

This is a custom built generator to satisfy my own personal needs and to also have a working example of my command line framework Reginn.

More features are definitely planned, by slimming down on dependencies and achieving the features internally, in TypeScript!

This library is super straightforward to use as all you have to do is install and answer 3 simple questions, and thats it!

Here is how to use it

npm install -g ts-library

mkdir myCoolLibrary

cd myCoolLibrary

npm init # follow the prompts

tslib init # answer a few questions and you're good to go!

Features

  • ES2015 Build
  • Commonjs Build
  • Mocha + TypeScript for unit tests
  • Issue and Pull request templates
  • Travis configuration
  • Contributing Guide
  • Compatible Versioning
  • TypeScript@next
  • TSLint
  • MIT License