@upstash/bootstrapper

Certainly! Here's a README file for your Upstash Bootstrapper:

# Upstash Bootstrapper

Upstash Bootstrapper is a command-line tool designed to quickly set up new TypeScript projects with a selection of popular development tools and configurations.

## Features

- Interactive CLI for easy project setup
- Support for multiple package managers (Bun and pnpm)
- Configurable tool selection:
  - Prettier
  - ESLint
  - Commitlint
  - Husky
  - tsup

## Prerequisites

- Node.js (version 14 or later)
- Bun or pnpm package manager

## Installation

```bash
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/upstash-bootstrapper.git

# Navigate to the project directory
cd upstash-bootstrapper

# Install dependencies
bun install
```

Usage

Run the bootstrapper with:

bun start

Follow the interactive prompts to:

1. Enter your project name
2. Select the development tools you want to set up
3. Choose your preferred package manager (Bun or pnpm)

The bootstrapper will then:

• Create a new project directory
• Initialize a Git repository
• Set up the selected tools with sensible default configurations
• Update the package.json with appropriate scripts

Configured Tools

Prettier

• Consistent code formatting
• Configuration file: prettier.config.mjs

ESLint

• Static code analysis
• Configuration file: .eslintrc.json

Commitlint

• Enforces conventional commit messages
• Configuration file: commitlint.config.js

Husky

• Git hooks for running scripts before commits and pushes
• Configured hooks:
  • pre-commit: Runs linting, formatting, and tests
  • pre-push: Runs the build script
  • commit-msg: Checks commit message format

tsup

• TypeScript build tool
• Configuration file: tsup.config.ts

Scripts

The bootstrapper adds several npm scripts to your package.json:

• prepare: Installs Husky hooks
• lint: Runs ESLint
• fmt: Runs Prettier
• build: Runs tsup build
• test: Runs tests (using the selected package manager)
• format: Runs Prettier (write mode)
• format:check: Runs Prettier (check mode)
• lint:fix: Runs ESLint with auto-fix
• lint:format: Runs both linting and formatting fixes

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.