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Rodrigo
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TypeScript [Boilerplate]

Guys, I started a template to start commercial projects and for personal use.

I'm implementing basic technologies, such as database, PubSub, Redis Cache(text, hash, json), JWT, Websocket, restAPI... in short, what every project always ends up using at some level of implementation.

What already exists today: WIKI/DOC

Typescript | https://www.typescriptlang.org
Drizzle Orm | https://orm.drizzle.team
Fastify | https://fastify.dev
Redis | https://redis.io
TSX | https://tsx.is
TSUP | https://tsup.egoist.dev
Prettier | https://prettier.io
Eslint | https://eslint.org
Vitest | https://vitest.dev
PM2 | https://pm2.keymetrics.io
Status Page | https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma

To do this, I thought about collecting information about what you are using to implement too, so that in the future, there will be a CLI where you can choose between the options already implemented, and it can create a project with all the technologies already ready for use.

You can see the beginning of it at: Github

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