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@pm4ml/ts-utils
Advanced tools
A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.
To install the module run yarn add @pm4ml/ts-utils
.
Documentation is available at https://github.com/pm4ml/ts-utils
First install the dependencies with yarn install
.
It is suggested to configure your editor/IDE to use ESLint plugins so that you'll be able to see warnings and errors while coding.
The library uses Jest for testing. Tests should be written in .ts files, post with .spec eg html.spec.ts
.
Use yarn test
to launch the test runner.
The project uses ESLint extending Airbnb, Prettier, Typescript recommended rules.
Use yarn lint
to run ESLint across the source files.
You can use the command yarn compile
to launch tsc
locally.
While this is not a necessary step while developing, it can be useful when you want to test the library locally with yarn link
.
The project uses Typedoc to generate documentation.
Use yarn docs
to run Typedoc on the codebase.
FAQs
A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.
We found that @pm4ml/ts-utils demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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