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tsjam-cli

v0.1.7

Published

CLI for ts react webpack & friends

Downloads

38

Readme

  • 0 installed dependencies without your need
  • it's like install with follow-up configs, add as you go
  • ESM Flat Configs, React11, Jest30, Webpack5, TypeScript5, Eslint, Prettier
  • SWC is 20x faster than Babel on a single thread and 70x faster on four cores
  • ForkTsChecker – Speeds up TypeScript type checking (by moving it to a separate process)
  • Obfuscate css classnames in production
  • chunkhash/contenthash for assets in production
  • Separate loaders for images and fonts

Usage: npm i --save-dev tsjam-cli or npx tsjam-cli

Getting started

npm init
npx tsjam-cli --add-tsjam
npx tsjam-cli --add-jest
git init
npx tsjam-cli --add-react
npx tsjam-cli --add-webpack
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit"

Tsjam parts

Usage: tsjam-cli --add-tsjam

Note: the following changes would be made:

  • install typescript; init tsconfig
  • setup eslint & prettier tsjam recommended configs
  • setup scripts and pre-commit lint-staged hook
  • install tsjam core ts toolkit

React parts

Usage: tsjam-cli --add-react

Note: the following changes would be made:

  • install react 19 & react-dom with types
  • create app sample into public and src folders accordingly

Jest parts

Usage: tsjam-cli --add-jest

Note: the following changes would be made:

  • install jest & jest-recommended configs
  • setup jest30 ESM configs
  • create 'tests' folder with sample.test.ts file
  • setup tsconfig for jest

https://www.npmjs.com/package/tsjam

Webpack parts

Usage: tsjam-cli --add-webpack

Note: the following changes would be made:

  • add .webpack – all preconfigured plugins with webpack config
  • add wp:start/build scripts into ur package.json
  • add webpack related devDependencies into ur package.json
  • add .env file for local environment variables usage

Webpack does not set global NODE_ENV based on mode by default. If you have any external tooling, such as Babel, relying on it, make sure to set it explicitly. https://github.com/webpack/webpack-cli/issues/2362

  • no worries, we've set it for u explicitly ^_^