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@jterrazz/typescript

v4.2.0

Published

*Hey there – I'm Jean-Baptiste, just another developer doing weird things with code. All my projects live on [jterrazz.com](https://jterrazz.com) – complete with backstories and lessons learned. Feel free to poke around – you might just find something use

Readme

Hey there – I'm Jean-Baptiste, just another developer doing weird things with code. All my projects live on jterrazz.com – complete with backstories and lessons learned. Feel free to poke around – you might just find something useful!

@jterrazz/typescript

Drop-in TypeScript build tooling with zero configuration.

Installation

npm install @jterrazz/typescript

Usage

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. Use the build commands

npx ts-dev         # Development with watch mode
npx ts-build --app # Production build (ESM + types)
npx ts-build --lib # Library build (ESM + CJS + types)

What you get

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

Build outputs

| Mode | Output | Description | |------|--------|-------------| | ts-dev | dist/index.js | ESM only, fast rebuilds (~20ms) | | ts-build --app | dist/index.js | ESM bundle | | | dist/index.d.ts | TypeScript declarations | | ts-build --lib | dist/index.js | ESM bundle | | | dist/index.cjs | CommonJS bundle | | | dist/index.d.ts | TypeScript declarations |

If src/instrumentation.ts exists, it will also generate corresponding instrumentation.* files.

Project structure

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

How it works

The package uses a fully compiled toolchain — no JavaScript in the hot path:

| Step | Tool | Language | |------|------|----------| | Transpile | Oxc (via Rolldown) | Rust | | Bundle | Rolldown | Rust | | Declarations | tsgo | Go |

License

MIT © Jean-Baptiste Terrazzoni