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lazyts

init ts project for lazy people

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lazyts

TS project initialization for lazy people.

This package is still in developement. Usage beyond testing is not advised.

Usage

npx lazyts <subcommand> [args] [options]

Subcommands

nameargumentsdescription
init<name> [framework]Creates a project in the given framework. Default: 'node'
setup---Sets up running TS by installing NPM packages. May require admin/root on some systems.
list---Lists all framework options possible to use in init.

Note: arguments in <carets> are required and ones in [brackets] are optional.

More commands will come soon!

Options

shortlongdescription
-V--versionPrints the program version and exits
-h--helpPrints help text (less stylized version of this README)

Frameworks

Each supported framework has its own directory in frameworks.

Currently the supported frameworks are:

  • node (default)

Adding Frameworks

Anyone looking to add a framework to this utility should submit a PR against main Adding the following:

  • directory with name for framework
  • basic skeleton files to begin development on a project
    • DO NOT include package.json.
      • If needed, add a section in README.md to tell the user what modifications must be made for proper usage.
      • The default package.json will be whatever the user has configured for npm init -y.
    • DO include a README.md to tell the user how to quickly get started on their project.
      • For reference, look at the node framework's README.
    • DO include a tsconfig.json.
      • Make sure to keep it appropriate for the framework at hand.

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Package last updated on 30 Apr 2021

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