@aprx/tsconfig

Setup

• Install the package

npm install --dev @aprx/tsconfig typescript

• Choose which preset you need from the list below and add it to your tsconfig.json

{
  "extends": "@aprx/tsconfig"
}

Presets

There are two categories of configurations: those using tsc and those using any other bundler.

Reference

| Presets using tsc | Includes DOM | Use case | |---------------------------------------|:------------------:|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | @aprx/tsconfig/tsc | :x: | Base configuration, customize it as you wish | | @aprx/tsconfig/tsc/app | :white_check_mark: | Browser/DOM application. Includes DOM and JSX | | @aprx/tsconfig/tsc/lib | :x: | Node.js library or backend service | | @aprx/tsconfig/tsc/monorepo-lib | :x: | Node.js in a monorepo |

| Presets using another bundler | Includes DOM | Use case | |---------------------------------------|:------------------:|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | @aprx/tsconfig | :x: | Base configuration, customize it as you wish | | @aprx/tsconfig/app | :white_check_mark: | Browser/DOM application. Includes DOM and JSX | | @aprx/tsconfig/lib | :x: | Node.js library or backend service | | @aprx/tsconfig/monorepo-lib | :x: | Node.js in a monorepo | | @aprx/tsconfig/nextjs | :white_check_mark: | Next.js application. Includes recommended properties |

Resources

• https://github.com/total-typescript/tsconfig
• https://github.com/tsconfig/bases

Credits

Special thanks to Matt Pocock for the inspiration

License

MIT