📦 TypeScript Node template

TS template for backend packages/apps. It provides a working set of packages/resources ready to be used. Just put your code under src and you'll be ready to go.

Packages

• TypeScript 5+
• TSConfig Paths (transforms import x from '@/sample'; @/ => src/)
• Node 19+
• NPM 7+
• Commitlint
• Eslint (typescript)
• Prettier (on eslint)
• Jest (with ts-jest)
• Editorconfig
• Husky hooks
• Semantic-release (automatically publishes this repo on NPM)

Git hooks

This repo comes with 3 git hooks handled by Husky hooks:

1. commit-msg which checks if commit messages are under conventional commit format
2. pre-commit which runs npm run lint:check to validate code formatting before actual committing
3. pre-push which runs npm run test before pushing code

Conventional commit messages

This repo uses commitlint to validate and standardize commit messages. This is also necessary for the release/publish step, which looks for this kind of message format to detect the correct version changes. Make sure you use it on your work, or let the commit-msg hook validate it for you. Conventional Commits is a good complementary read also.

All you have to do is commit like those below examples:

// see formats on https://commitlint.js.org/#/concepts-commit-conventions
$ git commit -m 'feat: this change is related to a feature'
$ git commit -m 'refactor: adjust something'
$ git commit -m 'docs: change on README.md'
$ git commit -m 'chore: update CI'

Automatic releases and NPM package

This repo has all things necessary to be published as a public package on NPM. All you need to do is to:

1. Create a NPM access token (https://docs.npmjs.com/creating-and-viewing-access-tokens)
2. Create a repository secret called NPM_TOKEN with the value above
3. Create a Github personal access token (https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/creating-a-personal-access-token#creating-a-personal-access-token-classic)
4. Create a repository secret called GH_TOKEN with the value above
5. Update the property name and repository on package.json
6. That's it! Now every time a push/merge is made on branch main a release pipeline will run, building the application, generating a new tag to the repo, bumping package.json version on branch main according to the last commit change (check the .releaserc.js) and publishing this to NPM, according to the config set on package.json publishConfig.