My NodeJS Adventure: Building the Ideal TypeScript Boilerplate

My boilerplate 😎

NodeJS App + TypeScript Boilerplate with Jest, ESLint & Prettier.

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A Personal Quest for Coding Excellence

Greetings, fellow developers and code enthusiasts! Today, I'm beyond excited to share a labor of love that has consumed many of my recent nights and weekends: my very own NodeJS + TypeScript Boilerplate. This isn't just another repository; it's a testament to a journey filled with learning, refining, and a relentless pursuit of efficient coding.

Crafting the Toolkit

In the labyrinth of software development, where every turn presents new challenges, I found myself yearning for a toolkit that wasn't just good, but exceptional. That's how this boilerplate was born. It's more than a starting block for NodeJS projects; it's a conduit for quality and efficiency. Here's a glimpse of what I've packed into this powerhouse:

• TypeScript Mastery: Harnessing the robustness of TypeScript, this boilerplate is designed to elevate your JavaScript projects to new heights of clarity and reliability.
• Jest for Unshakable Testing: Integrating Jest was a no-brainer. Its simplicity and effectiveness in JavaScript testing are unmatched, ensuring your code stands the test of time.
• ESLint, the Watchful Guardian: Keeping your code clean isn't just a practice; it's a necessity. ESLint is embedded to ensure that your code not only works but shines.
• Prettier, the Stylist: Uniform, readable code is a joy to work with. Prettier ensures that this joy is constant, across every line of code.

My Script Arsenal

I believe the essence of a great boilerplate lies in its workflow enhancement. That's why I meticulously crafted these scripts:

npm run dev

Jump into development with nodemon, where changes in your code breathe life into your project instantly.

npm run start

Transition to production with a script that's all about performance and optimization, because your project deserves the best.

npm run build

Embrace the speed and efficiency of SWC while compiling TypeScript, because waiting is no longer an option.

Join the Journey

Happy coding !