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vite-godot-bridge-plugin

v0.0.5-alpha

Published

## Getting started

Downloads

3

Readme

Node TypeScript Starter

Getting started

  1. Clone this repository and open it
$ git clone https://github.com/HorusGoul/node-ts-starter your-next-project
$ cd your-next-project
  1. Install dependencies
$ yarn
  1. Launch the dev mode
$ yarn dev
  1. You can start coding! The entry point is located in src/index.ts.

What's preconfigured?

The intent of this starter is to be really slim so it's not a nightmare to remove or change stuff, that's why there are just a few things preconfigured:

  • Babel
  • TypeScript
  • ESLint
  • Prettier
  • Husky pre-commit hook that runs ESLint and type checks the code base
  • A few npm scripts

Scripts

  • yarn dev. Runs the project in dev mode, which means that it won't check types and will restart with every change you make.
  • yarn build. Compiles the project to the ./dist folder.
  • yarn typecheck. Checks the typings of the project. Gets executed before trying to create a new commit but you can also run it manually.
  • yarn start. Runs the compiled program. Remember to execute yarn build before attempting to launch the program.
  • yarn lint. Runs ESLint. You can append --fix in order to fix autofixable issues.

What to do next

Adapt the configuration to your needs and start coding!