A boilerplate that works out of the box using Yarn PnP (Zero Install). This project has strong commit and lint enforcement. You can configure any of this to cater to your project, though the default setup is recommended to drive both an efficient dev process and enforce code quality.

Features include:

• Yarn 3.5.0 with zero install
• TypeScript 5.0
• Eslint: Strict eslint that is production ready that enforces:
  • kebab case for files
  • camel case for variables
  • strong typing with no-explicit-any
  • ...and more (See .eslintrc; you can disable things you don't need)
• Prettier
• Husky for pre-commit linting enforcement
• CSpell for spell check on commits
• Serverless Framework setup with Webpack configured in Subsystem-1/package-a

Clone the repo by click the Use this template button.

git clone https://github.com/pomSense/typescript-node-yarn-pnp-boilerplate
cd typescript-node-yarn-pnp-boilerplate
yarn
yarn husky install
yarn launch

Make sure to setup your VScode typescript version.

Husky helps run spelling and lint checks upon committing. This makes a much more efficient dev process and catches this prior to linting on .github actions (future feature).

When running a yarn command, if you get issues, fail-safe is always to just use yarn run {your command}

Currently, strong commit rules are enforced that are used in top engineering projects. They're located in .commitlintrc.

Commits must start with:

 "merge",
"build",
"chore",
"ci",
"docs",
"feat",
"fix",
"perf",
"refactor",
"revert",
"style",
"test"

If you are getting TypeScript errors in VS code but not in the terminal, that is because when using VS Code, you have to set the typescript version to use the workspace's version.

• To do this, open the index.ts do cmd+shift+p.
• Select TypeScript: Select TypeScript Version... (NOTE: This will only show if you do the previous step with a TypeScript file open)
• Choose Use Workspace Version

This project uses spell check. Configuration lives in cspell.yml.

You can add words that are specific to your project in cspell-project-words.txt.