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microbundle-ts-pkg-example
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A TypeScript npm package skeleton/starter project with microbundle, node:test and prettier
microbundle-ts-pkg: A TypeScript npm package skeleton/starter project with microbundle, node:test and prettier
Comes with:
node:test runner for testing (see ./tests)node:test usage)npm install installs all required dependencies.npm run build to build from TypeScript to common JavaScript distribution formats.npm test to run all tests.npm run test run tests against built output with Node.js' native node:test module. Important: runs against build output so run npm run build beforehand.npm run build run build from TypeScript to UMD, CJS, ESM with microbundlenpm run watch runs build in watch mode with microbundlenpm run lint will ensure all of the files are prettier-formattednpm run format will run prettier formatting option on all the examples files (and tests).npm run release, run clean, production build and release with np.This package is maintained by Hugo from Code with Hugo and Alpine.js Weekly.
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Code is licensed under the MIT License.
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A TypeScript npm package skeleton/starter project with microbundle, node:test and prettier
We found that microbundle-ts-pkg-example demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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