A personal template I use to start a fresh Svelte library. This is always used within my monorepo template which contains all the tools like pnpm workspaces, ESLint, Prettier, Changesets, GitHub Workflows, etc.
After creating a number of Svelte libraries, I've found it more problematic to have your playground / integration tests / docs and the library itself in the same Svelte project. You get a distorted view of what your library looks like when it's imported into another project. This is because the Svelte project is not a consumer of the library, it's the library itself.
Instead of having a single Svelte project with both the library and the docs, I use a monorepo setup with pnpm workspaces. This allows me to use the library in a separate project as a dependency, while still being able to work on the library and docs in the same repository.
pkg-placeholdr- the package name__DESCRIPTION__- the package description__AUTHOR__- the package author's github username__REPO__- the repository URL