typescript-boilerplate

TypeScript templates I use to immediately start doing something, with opinionated configuration.

How To Use

Download zip / tar.xz files from Github releases. Each file contains 1 variant.

Variants

nextjs, for a frontend + server monolith

Based on create-next-app template.

Plugins:

• A hand-roll alternative to next-compose-plugins
• next-bundle-analyzer

Libraries:

• trpc for typed API
• tailwindcss
• No CSS or UI libraries. User can freely bring own UI libraries.
• util libraries: clsx foxact lodash-es @jokester/ts-commonutil

Not configured for serverless or SSG, I don't use Next.js for them.

vite-preact, for frontend-only SPA

based on create-vite template

Libraries:

• tailwindcss
• react-helmet
• preact-router

If you need to host built assets with path rewriting, I recommend hono-serverless variant, or serve-handler (example).

hono-worker, for edge-worker like environments

• based on hono
• Capable of hosting SPA created by vite-preact

empty, an empty npm package

• Can be used for any purpose, a new library or CLI or else.

Conventions shared by all variants

All the variants contains a similar set of configurations and npm scripts:

• tsconfig.json
• jest / ts-jest for testing
• gts prettier eslint for linting and formatting
• npm dev
• npm typecheck / npm typecheck:watch
• npm lint / npm lint:fix
• npm test / npm test:watch / npm test:coverage
• npm build / npm analyze

The principles behind current (opinionated) settings are:

• Be strict as possible in TypeScript.
• Be close to upstream defaults, but with some opinionated changes

Obsolete Variants

• obsolete/web-gatsby
• obsolete/craco-react
• obsolete/aws-api-gateway
• obsolete/mobile-react-native
• obsolete/web-tsup
  • Browser-only React SPA with egoist/tsup

LICENSE

• work from upstream repositories follows their licenses
• other contents are MIT licensed
• other contents are WTFPL licensed too