Closed devinrhode2 closed 1 year ago
For now, I'll bootstrap with tsdx, and maybe use microbundle if needed
I think it's best to leave opinionated dev environments to users to configure and create. tsdx
has a way bigger scope, as it specifically aims to help with things like Jest, TS, ESLint, and VSCode, which is why it supplies that creation tool. However, none of those tools fall into Microbundle's scope.
The only things a create-microbundle
package would do is create a directory, install microbundle
into it, and maybe copy a "kitchen sink" package.json
config. It would just replace a handful of shell commands, not terribly useful.
What you can do, and what I'd suggest, is to create a template repository on GitHub for yourself. You can create other repos from that template, allowing you to easily set a standardized config without needing to publish a package (and take up another package name).
Closing this out as I don't think it's likely to become a first-party feature. Happy to see if anyone in the community creates a configuration though!
Yeah I think your idea of creating a template is 100% the way to go
Would love to have this tsdx feature:
This may be a starting point: https://github.com/gribnoysup/create-microbundle-module#whats-in-the-package