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ts-starter

v0.5.0

Published

Initiate a TypeScript working folder.

Downloads

9

Readme

NPM

ts-starter

A command line tool for starting a TypeScript working folder

Installation

npm install -g ts-starter

Usage

Type tss new-folder-name into the console and a new folder with the name new-folder-name will be the new working folder for TypeScript

What have been done

  1. create a new working folder with the name of new-folder-name
  2. run the command of git init that makes the foler a git repository and create a .gitignore file which ignores the node_modules and the dist folder
  3. run the command of npm init -y to creating the packages.json file
  4. run the command of tsc --init with creating the tsconfig.json file
  5. edit the tsconfig.json file that change the target to es2015 and outDir to dist of the compilerOptions and add the exclude property with ['node_modules']
  6. create a subfolder named src under the new working folder
  7. create another subfolder named dist under the new working folder
  8. run the command of typings init to create typings.json file
  9. run the command of typing install dt~node -SG to install the typings for node
  10. run the command of tslint init which creates a tslint.json file
  11. get the tslint.json file from another Github repository