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@apollion-dsi/scripts

v0.11.1

Published

Apollion Framework CLI

Readme

@apollion-dsi/scripts

Apollion DS's Create-React-App-style CLI — hides webpack 5 + babel + jest 30 + ts (6.x) behind four commands: create, dev, build, test. Keeps the consumer free from configuring bundlers/loaders.

npm

Stack

  • webpack 5.x + Babel 7 (preset-env, preset-react, preset-typescript)
  • babel-plugin-relay + babel-plugin-styled-components
  • react-refresh (HMR)
  • jest 30 + ts-jest + @testing-library/react
  • Peer: typescript 6.x

Creating a new project

yarn dlx @apollion-dsi/scripts create project-name
cd project-name
yarn start

Apollion uses Yarn 4 (Berry). Do not use npm.

Existing projects

yarn add --dev @apollion-dsi/scripts

package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "scripts dev",
    "build": "scripts build",
    "test": "scripts test"
  }
}

Minimal structure:

project-name
├── package.json
├── public/index.html
└── src/index.tsx

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | yarn start | Webpack dev-server with HMR at http://localhost:3000 | | yarn build | Production bundle in build/ | | yarn test | Jest --watch against files changed since the last commit |

Shared config (ESLint + Prettier)

@apollion-dsi/scripts re-exports the @apollion-dsi/eslint-config config under two subpaths, so consumers that only depend on scripts resolve the config without adding eslint-config by hand:

// eslint.config.js
const apollion = require('@apollion-dsi/scripts/eslint');
module.exports = [...apollion];

// .prettierrc.js
module.exports = require('@apollion-dsi/scripts/prettier');

The template already ships this way. Resolving via scripts (a direct dep) is hoist-independent — it works the same under Yarn node-modules, npm, pnpm strict, and Yarn PnP. Importing @apollion-dsi/eslint-config directly only resolved when the package manager hoisted the transitive dep to the consumer's root.

Conventions (template)

  • ESLint via @apollion-dsi/scripts/eslint (ESLint 9 flat config).
  • Prettier 3 via @apollion-dsi/scripts/prettier.
  • TypeScript 6 strict.
  • Commit lint (Conventional Commits) + Husky 9.
  • Optional .editorconfig (ESLint covers formatting).

License

MIT — © Apollion DS Team.