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@jterrazz/typescript

v6.0.3

Published

The complete TypeScript toolchain — build, run, check, and document with zero configuration. Powered by tsdown, Oxlint, Oxfmt, tsgo, and Knip.

Readme

@jterrazz/typescript

The complete TypeScript toolchain — build, run, check, and document with zero configuration. Powered by tsdown, Oxlint, Oxfmt, tsgo, and Knip.

Installation

npm install @jterrazz/typescript --save-dev

Setup

1. Choose a TypeScript configuration

// tsconfig.json - Pick one:
{ "extends": "@jterrazz/typescript/tsconfig/node" }  // Node.js projects
{ "extends": "@jterrazz/typescript/tsconfig/next" }  // Next.js projects
{ "extends": "@jterrazz/typescript/tsconfig/expo" }  // Expo/React Native

2. Create the lint and format configs

// oxlint.config.ts
import { oxlint } from '@jterrazz/typescript';
import { defineConfig } from 'oxlint';

export default defineConfig({
    extends: [oxlint.node],
});
// oxfmt.config.ts
import { oxfmt } from '@jterrazz/typescript';
import { defineConfig } from 'oxfmt';

export default defineConfig(oxfmt);

3. Use the CLI

npx typescript build       # Build application (ESM + types)
npx typescript bundle      # Bundle library (ESM + CJS + types)
npx typescript start       # Run the built application
npx typescript dev         # Build, run, and rebuild on changes
npx typescript docs        # Generate API reference + llms.txt
npx typescript check       # Check types, lint, formatting, and unused code
npx typescript fix         # Auto-fix lint and formatting issues

Building

  • Blazing fast — Powered by tsdown / Rolldown (Rust)
  • Zero configuration — Works out of the box
  • Multiple outputs — ESM + CommonJS + TypeScript declarations
  • Source maps — Full debugging support

| Command | Output | Description | | ------------------- | ----------------- | ------------------------ | | typescript build | dist/index.js | ESM bundle | | | dist/index.d.ts | TypeScript declarations | | typescript bundle | dist/index.js | ESM bundle | | | dist/index.cjs | CommonJS bundle | | | dist/index.d.ts | TypeScript declarations | | typescript start | — | Runs dist/index.js | | typescript dev | dist/index.js | Watch + rebuild + run | | typescript docs | .docs/ | API reference + llms.txt |

Project structure

your-project/
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts           # Main entry point
│   └── instrumentation.ts # Optional instrumentation entry point
├── dist/                  # Generated files
└── tsconfig.json          # Extends this package

Quality checks

typescript check runs four tools in parallel:

| Tool | Purpose | | ------ | -------------------- | | tsgo | Type checking | | oxlint | Linting | | oxfmt | Formatting | | knip | Unused code analysis |

typescript fix runs tsgo, oxlint (with --fix), and oxfmt in parallel (knip excluded).

Lint presets

| Preset | Use Case | | ------------- | --------------------------------- | | oxlint.node | Node.js (requires .js extensions) | | oxlint.expo | Expo / React Native | | oxlint.next | Next.js |

Architecture enforcement

Enforce hexagonal architecture boundaries with the additive oxlint.hexagonal preset:

import { oxlint } from '@jterrazz/typescript';
import { defineConfig } from 'oxlint';

export default defineConfig({
    extends: [oxlint.node, oxlint.hexagonal],
});

Rules enforced:

  • domain/ cannot import from other layers
  • application/ cannot import infrastructure
  • presentation/ui/ cannot import navigation
  • features/ cannot import other features

Unused code detection

typescript check runs Knip to detect unused files, exports, and dependencies. A base config is automatically merged with any project-local knip.json, handling common ecosystem patterns:

  • @jterrazz/* packages auto-ignored
  • Published libraries: exports/types/files rules auto-disabled
  • Convention paths (fixtures/, expected/, docs/) auto-ignored
  • Plugin dependencies (*-plugin-*, @scope/*) auto-ignored

For fine-tuning, create a knip.json with only project-specific overrides.

API docs generation

typescript docs reads TSDoc from src/index.ts and generates:

  • Typedoc markdown — Full API reference under .docs/
  • llms.txt — Structured index following the llms.txt standard
  • llms-full.txt — Complete reference in one file for LLM context windows

No typedoc.json needed. Pair with the shared CI workflow to auto-deploy:

# .github/workflows/docs.yaml
jobs:
    docs:
        uses: jterrazz/jterrazz-actions/.github/workflows/docs.yaml@main

How it works

The toolchain is fully compiled — no JavaScript in the hot path:

| Step | Tool | Language | | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | Transpile | Oxc (via tsdown) | Rust | | Bundle | Rolldown | Rust | | Declarations | tsdown built-in | Rust | | Type check | tsgo | Go | | Lint | Oxlint | Rust | | Format | Oxfmt | Rust | | Unused code | Knip | Node | | API docs | Typedoc | Node |

License

MIT © Jean-Baptiste Terrazzoni