@stayradiated/jsconfig

How do I use this?

You don't. These are my personal config files and can change at any time.

If you like the idea, fork the repo -- this way you can customise the config to suit your tastes and aren't going to be surprised if I suddenly decide to bring back semicolons.

How do you use this?

This is the typically one of the first commands I run after starting a new JS project.

npx @stayradiated/jsconfig

This will modify the nearest package.json and add the following scripts:

• tidy: lint your code with xo --fix
• test: test your code with vitest
• build: build your code with tsc

Implementation

This package relies on read-pkg-up and write-pkg to do the heavy lifting. These dependencies are used to modify the nearest package.json file:

• several dependencies are injected into the .devDependencies, so that you can run xo and vitest locally within your project. The versions of these dependencies are set by jsconfig and may not be the latest available versions.
• several scripts are injected into the .scripts, so that you can run tidy, test and build
• several config definitions are overwritten, including .xo, and .prettier. It overwrites instead of extending so that old properties can be removed in the future.

Typescript doesn't support reading configuration from package.json so instead we have to write to tsconfig.json. This file is also overwritten each time, so any local modifications will be removed.