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@tssuite/dna-ts

v1.1.1

Published

DNA for all of our TypeScript projects - TS-specific configs and docs on top of base_dna, inherited via gg_dna.

Readme

dna-ts

The DNA for all of our TypeScript projects. Builds on base_dna and adds the TypeScript-specific layer, inherited via gg_dna:

  • dna/dot-vscode/settings.overrides.json — TS/ESLint editor settings merged into the base settings
  • dna/dot-vscode/extensions.overrides.json — TS extension recommendations (array join)
  • dna/dot-vscode/typescript.code-snippets — workspace snippets (license header, test skeleton)
  • dna/dot-claude/skills/review/SKILL.md — the review skill with the kebab-case convention filenames a TypeScript project instantiates
  • dna/test/dna/dna.spec.ts — the DNA wrapper spec shipped to TS consumers (instantiated as test/dna/dna.spec.ts)

Dotfiles carry a dot- prefix inside dna/ and lose it when instantiated (dna/dot-vscode/….vscode/…). Without the escape dart pub publish drops them, and the layer would reach pub consumers incomplete.

Usage

pnpm add -D dna-ts @tssuite/helix-js
gg_dna init

The placed spec instantiates and verifies the DNA on every test run (base_dna is pulled in transitively). The engine runs via @tssuite/helix-js — the gg_dna engine compiled to WebAssembly.

Development

role: "dna" in dna/_dna.json: the dna/ folder is authored by hand. The repo instantiates its own DNA — run pnpm test after changes; commit first (a file the DNA would overwrite must not carry uncommitted work). During development gg_localize_refs points the @tssuite/dna-base dependency at the local base_dna checkout; the DNA config itself never holds paths.