create-ts-library

Create typescript-based javascript libraries without any configuration. Simply run create-ts-library init, and it will generate a project structure for you:

project
├─ src
│  └─ index.ts
├─ test
│  └─ index.test.ts
├─ tslint.json
└─ tsconfig.json

You will also need to set the name, version & config/library properties of your package.json-file.

{
  "name": "<name>",
  "version": "<version>",
  "config": {
    "library": "<module>"
  }
}

Use create-ts-library build to build your library for distribution.

This will output multiple different consumable versions of the library into the dist folder. The consumable versions are:

• ./lib - The compiled library with commonjs modules.
• ./es - The compiled library with native javascript modules.
• ./types - The type declarations for the library.
• <name>.<version>.js - A single bundled file, containing the whole library.
• <name>.<version>.min.js - A minified version of the bundled library.
• <name>.<version>.d.ts - A type declaration file for the bundled library.

Commands

| Flag | Description | | ------- | --------------------------- | | init | Set up required files. | | build | Run a full build. | | dev | Build a development bundle. | | prod | Build a production bundle. | | lib | Build a commonjs library. | | es | Build a esnext library. | | test | Run tests. | | watch | Run in watch mode. | | help | Display commands. | | lint | Lint Project. |

More

If you want to override the default webpack configuration, you just need to create a new file named webpack.config.ts in the project root directory.