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projectcal

v1.0.0

Published

Develop a CLI Calculator using TypeScript and Node.js and Deploy it on NPM

Readme

Develop a CLI Calculator using TypeScript and Node.js and Deploy it on NPM

CLI Calculator Steps:

  1. Generate tsconfig.json by giving this command:

tsc --init If you want to run TypeScript tsc command in Windows Powershell:

1.  Open Powershell in Adminstrator mode

2. Run command:

    Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

Policy updated and now you can run tsc command in powershell.

  1. Make it a Node.js project by giving the following command:

    npm init -y

It will creade tsconfig.json and package.json files. Open tsconfig.json file and change "target": "ES2022", "module": "NodeNext" and "moduleResolution": "NodeNext". Now open package.json file and add "type": "module" under the "main": "index.js".

  1. Install types for Node.js

    npm i @types/node -D

  2. Create a file index.ts

    console.log("Hello World")

  3. Transpile index.ts by running:

    tsc

    tsc && node index.ts // for direct execution.

  4. It will create index.js file now run it by following command

    node index.js

  5. Create .gitignore file in root directory.

    node_modules

  6. Instal inquirer, chalk and chalk-animation, their types and node type by following command

    npm i inquirer

    npm i chalk

    npm i @types/node -D

    npm i -D @types/inquirer

    npm i -D @types/chalk

    npm i -D @types/chalk-animation

    npm i chalk-animation

For more information and documentation about inquirer

for more information about @types/inquirer

for more information and documentation about chalk

for about chalk-animation

  1. Create new fie calculator.ts and import the required dependicies by following commands

    import inquirer from "inquirer";

    import chalk from "chalk";

    import chalkAnimation from "chalk-animation";

  2. Give environment path at the top of calulator.ts file.

    #! /usr/bin/env node

  3. Open chalk-animvation cli

  4. Copy calculator image and insert it