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@zokugun/tsc-leda

v0.1.4

Published

CLI utility compiling (with `tsc`) and preparing TS projects for dual ESM/CJS distribution

Readme

@zokugun/tsc-leda

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CLI utility which compile (using tsc) and prepare TypeScript projects for dual ESM/CJS distribution.

Features

  • Compile TypeScript outputs for ESM and CommonJS (uses the TypeScript compiler tsc via npx tsc)
  • Rename generated JS/TS declaration files for Node-style extensions (.mjs, .cjs, .d.mts, .d.cts)
  • Update package.json exports and types mappings to reflect generated outputs
  • Small, focused CLI commands for simple automation

Requirement

  • Node.js v18.20+

Installation

Install locally or run with npx:

npm add -D @zokugun/tsc-leda
# or
npx @zokugun/tsc-leda <command>

Quick Start

Typical workflow:

  • Add a configuration file at your project root (.tscledarc.yml, .tscledarc.yaml, .tscledarc.json or .tscledarc).
  • Run the generator to emit dist (or your configured outDir).
  • Update your package.json to export the generated entry points.

Examples:

# Generate compiled files (ESM/CJS depending on config)
# Note: this runs `npx tsc -p <tsconfig>` under the hood to compile your TypeScript sources.
npx tsc-leda generate-files

# Update package.json exports/types after generation
npx tsc-leda update-package

Configuration

Create one of the supported config files at your repository root. Example .tscledarc.yml:

srcDir: src
outDir: dist
entry:
  .: src/index.ts
  cli: src/cli.ts
format:
  - cjs
  - esm
  • srcDir: source directory (default src)
  • outDir: output directory (default dist)
  • entry: single entry (string) or a mapping of exports -> source files
  • format: cjs, esm, or both

The CLI will look for .tscledarc.yml, .tscledarc.yaml, .tscledarc.json or .tscledarc in the current working directory.

Commands

  • generate-files — compile TypeScript and produce ESM/CJS outputs under the configured outDir.
  • update-package — update package.json exports, module, main, and typesVersions to reference compiled outputs.

Run command help via npx tsc-leda --help.

Contributions

Contributions are most welcome. Please:

  • Open issues and feature requests under the repository discussions.
  • Follow the CONTRIBUTING.md.

Donations

Support this project by becoming a financial contributor.

License

Copyright © 2026-present Baptiste Augrain

Licensed under the MIT license.