A starting point for modern Node.js projects with TypeScript support and more!
TypeScript can be run using 2 different ways:
- tsx
- Node.js experimental feature! (preferable)
Both approaches remove TypeScript types and other features, without performing any type-checking. It's similar to how the Bun runtime works ;)
Therefore, it's important to always run tsc --noEmit to ensure the TypeScript code is valid before deploying to production.
Command npm init @eslint/config@latest was run and have been configured as follows:
✔ How would you like to use ESLint? · problems
✔ What type of modules does your project use? · esm
✔ Which framework does your project use? · none
✔ Does your project use TypeScript? · typescript
✔ Where does your code run? · node
Note that it might be needed to configure you IDE of preference to use ESLint as the selected linter.
Prettier is installed along with a simple configuration.
Note that it might be needed to configure you IDE of preference to use Prettier as the selected formatter.