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@marcuth/create-package

v0.3.0

Published

24 days ago

Create a new package

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@marcuth/create-package

A personalized CLI tool to quickly bootstrap a new TypeScript package with a predefined set of best practices and tools.

✨ Features

TypeScript Ready: Pre-configured tsconfig.json for modern Node.js development.
ESLint & Prettier: Full linting setup including eslint-plugin-unused-imports and automatic code formatting.
Git Integration: Automatically initializes a git repository, prompts for a remote origin, and sets up .gitignore and .gitattributes.
Package Metadata: Infers homepage and bugs URLs from your repository link (GitHub/GitLab).
Package Manager Detection: Intelligently detects whether you are using npm, pnpm, or yarn.

🚀 Usage

You can run it directly npm:

npm create @marcuth/package@latest my-package  # or npm init @marcuth/package@latest my-package

Or for scoped packages:

npm create @marcuth/package@latest @scope/my-package  # or npm init @marcuth/package@latest @scope/my-package

🛠️ What's Inside the Generated Project?

Standard Directory Structure: src/ directory for your TypeScript source code.
Pre-configured Scripts:
- npm run build: Compiles TypeScript to dist/.
- npm run dev: Runs the project using ts-node.
- npm run format: Formats code using Prettier.
- npm run lint: Checks for linting errors and removes unused imports.
Standard Files: .gitignore, .gitattributes, LICENSE (MIT), README.md, and .npmignore.

📦 Requirements

Node.js installed.
Git (optional, but recommended for repository initialization).

📄 License

MIT © Marcuth