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@bgub/ts-base

v1.0.2

Published

Starter template for TS libraries

Readme

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TypeScript library starter that works out-of-the-box with Node, Deno, Bun, and the browser. Batteries included: linting, testing, bundling, size-limit, and automated releases.

Features

  • Biome: lint and format with a single tool
  • Vitest: fast tests with coverage and thresholds
  • Size Limit: keep bundles tiny, with CI checks
  • tsdown: ESM builds for Node and a separate browser bundle
  • CI: lint, typecheck, test, coverage, and size comments/badges
  • Release Please: automated release PRs and changelogs
  • Commit Linting: conventional commits enforced in CI
  • Deno-friendly: .ts source imports for direct consumption
  • Multi-runtime: src/internal.ts is runtime-agnostic; src/index.ts (Node) and src/browser.ts (browser) wire runtime-specific APIs
  • OIDC + Provenance: publish to npm and JSR via manual CI release

Usage

Install dependencies and run scripts:

pnpm i
pnpm lint
pnpm test
pnpm build

Node usage:

import { add, greet, getSecureRandomId } from "@bgub/ts-base";

console.log(add(2, 3));
console.log(greet("Ada"));
console.log(getSecureRandomId());

Browser usage (bundled or via import maps):

import { add, greet, getSecureRandomId } from "@bgub/ts-base/browser";

add(1, 2);
greet("Linus");
getSecureRandomId();

Deno usage (import from src if desired):

import { add, greet } from "https://jsr.io/@bgub/ts-base/<version>/src/index.ts";

Project Structure

  • src/internal.ts: core logic, no Node/browser APIs
  • src/index.ts: Node adapter (e.g., crypto.randomBytes)
  • src/browser.ts: browser adapter (e.g., crypto.getRandomValues)
  • tsdown.config.ts: builds Node entry and browser core bundle
  • vitest.config.ts: coverage config and thresholds

Releasing

  • Merge the automated Release PR created by Release Please
  • Manually run the "Release" workflow to publish to npm and JSR with provenance

License

MIT © bgub