@gasbuddy/web-coconfig

Default Node.js configuration files for GasBuddy web projects. Uses coconfig to create a pile of configuration files.

v2.0.0: GB-services v23 web TypeScript baseline (webpack + babel SSR React apps)

As of v2.0.0, this package targets the gb-services v23 web stack: server-rendered React apps built with webpack 5 + @gasbuddy/gb-web-app v3 and compiled through Babel (not tsc emit, and not Next.js -- Next apps should stay on @gasbuddy/coconfig directly, or a future Next-specific variant). designer-web is the reference/adoption target this config is designed to match.

On top of @gasbuddy/coconfig's base, @gasbuddy/web-coconfig's v2.0.0:

• Overrides tsconfig.json for a mixed JS/TS, no-emit setup: noEmit: true (Babel does the real build; tsc --noEmit is a type-check-only gate), allowJs: true / checkJs: false, moduleResolution: 'node', lib: ['ES2022', 'DOM', 'DOM.Iterable'], jsx: 'react-jsx', resolveJsonModule, skipLibCheck, forceConsistentCasingInFileNames, and include/exclude scoped to src, tests, types, .storybook (not the base's __tests__/__mocks__/coconfig.ts, which are this package's own dev conventions, not a web app's).
• Emits a new types/web-globals.d.ts with ambient module declarations for *.css (CSS Modules, Record<string, string> default export), *.svg/*.png/*.gif/*.jpg (asset imports, string default export), and an interim @gasbuddy/react-components + @gasbuddy/react-components/reset.css shim (marked TODO(remove when @gasbuddy/react-components ships .d.ts) -- tracked separately).
• Extends .eslintrc.js from @gasbuddy/eslint-config-gasbuddy-web (not the base's plain gasbuddy) and adds an override widening the test/story file glob to **/*.{test,spec,stories}.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}, since the upstream web eslint config's own override only covers .js/.jsx.
• Does not emit next.config.js (dropped -- this is the non-Next baseline).
• Does not emit jest.config.js (suppressed -- web apps own a two-tier Jest setup, jsdom unit tests + node integration tests via @gasbuddy/service-tester's webJestConfig, which the single base ts-jest config would collide with).

Using this package (opt-in)

Like the base @gasbuddy/coconfig, this only runs on postinstall if the consuming app wires it up. In your app's package.json:

{
  "config": {
    "coconfig": "@gasbuddy/web-coconfig"
  },
  "scripts": {
    "postinstall": "yarn dlx -p @gasbuddy/web-coconfig -p coconfig coconfig"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "@gasbuddy/web-coconfig": "^1.3.0"
  }
}

If you need to modify the emitted configuration further, create a coconfig.js (not .ts -- see the base coconfig README for why) in your app root that imports this package's default export, tweaks it, and re-exports the result; point config.coconfig at that file instead.