ts-init

Setting up a tsconfig.json can be confusing and time-consuming — TS-INIT simplifies the process. It's a lightweight CLI tool that helps you quickly scaffold a clean, minimal TypeScript project. Perfect for starting small projects or experimenting with TypeScript without the hassle.

Installation

npm install -g @drxc00/ts-init

Usage

npx ts-init || npx ts-init [options]

Options

| Option | Description | | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | -n, --name <name> | Project name (default: "ts-app") | | -d, --description <description> | Project description | | -t, --transpile <transpile> | Enable TypeScript transpilation (default: true) | | -o, --output-dir <outputDir> | Output directory for transpiled files (default: "dist") | | -l, --library <library> | Configure as a library project (default: false) | | -m, --monorepo <monorepo> | Configure for monorepo usage (default: false) | | -b, --dom <dom> | Configure for browser/DOM usage (default: false) | | -i, --init <init> | Initialize the project (default: true) |

Example

ts-init --name my-project --description "My awesome project" --transpile true --output-dir build

Development

To contribute or modify:

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies:

   npm install

3. Make your changes
4. Build the project:

   npm run build

Acknowledgement

• Matt Pocock' Cheet Sheet