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@rebeccastevens/create-ts-pkg

v1.0.0

Published

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Readme

Template for my Node Packages

npm version

jsr Version

CI Coverage Status
code style: prettier GitHub Discussions BSD 3 Clause license Commitizen friendly semantic-release

Template Setup

To create and initialize a new package using npx:

npx @rebeccastevens/create-ts-pkg my-new-package

For advanced configuration (license selection, test suite, JSR, Renovate, and Commitizen toggles) via npx:

npx @rebeccastevens/create-ts-pkg my-new-package --advanced

Or run directly inside a cloned repository:

pnpm run init

For advanced configuration inside a cloned repository:

pnpm run init -- --advanced

This section will be automatically removed once template initialization completes.

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Installation

npm

# Install with npm
npm install package_name

# Install with pnpm
pnpm add package_name

# Install with yarn
yarn add package_name

# Install with bun
bun add package_name

jsr

# Install in a node project
npx jsr add package_name

# Install in a deno project
deno add jsr:package_name

# Install in a bun project
bunx jsr add package_name

Publishing (Post-Initialization)

When you are ready to publish your package:

  1. Update package.json to set "private": false.
  2. Configure npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC) at npmjs.com to allow GitHub Actions to publish securely without an NPM_TOKEN.
  3. If your repository is private, add a CODECOV_TOKEN repository secret for the coverage step to succeed.