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@mtrangio/mtd-pkg

v0.5.0

Published

A minimal demo package showing how to publish an NPM package using modern tooling.

Readme

mtd-pkg

A minimal demo package showing how to publish an NPM package using modern tooling.

Overview

This repository contains a simple TypeScript package template with a pnpm workflow. It demonstrates the modern package publishing process:

  • install dependencies with pnpm
  • build the package using TypeScript
  • publish to npm from a local repository

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 20+ installed
  • pnpm installed globally
  • an npm account
  • npm login completed before publishing

Setup

Install dependencies with pnpm:

pnpm install

Build

If you want to compile the TypeScript source before publishing, run:

pnpm exec tsc

This project currently uses index.ts as its source entry point and index.js as the published bundle entry point.

Publish to npm

  1. Make sure the package version is correct in package.json.
  2. Run npm login if you have not already authenticated.
  3. Publish the package:
pnpm publish --access public

If you prefer npm directly, use:

npm publish --access public

Notes

  • The package is named mtd-pkg in package.json.
  • The repository currently has no tests configured.
  • Add a description, repository, and keywords to package.json to improve the package listing on npm.

License

MIT