I found myself continuously writing boilerplate code whenever I wanted to start a Node project. Whether it be an API or an experiment, I always start with this initial building block.
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node-ts-boilerplate
♨️ Node boilerplate with TypeScript
♨️ node-ts-boilerplate
Node boilerplate with TypeScript
Summary
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🔨 ESLint & Prettier (Standard) -
⚡ Development server with Nodemon -
🚀 TypeScript compilation with import aliases -
🔧 Testing with Jest
Usage
git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:o8e/node-ts-boilerplate.git
You could also clone and rm -rf .git/, or just fork it.
Top comments (1)
I was just today planning on pulling my almost identical boiler into a repo. Perfect timing! 🦄🦄