template-ts-swc-jest

A template repository to kick-start a TypeScript Node.js application using SWC, Jest, ESLint, Prettier.

Although the repo has "pnpm-lock.yaml" you can use npm or yarn to install dependencies; just be sure correct version of dependencies were installed (you can manually cross-check against "pnpm-lock.yaml").

The repo has VSCode support; among other things you can start debugging with environment variables set, see "dev" launch configuration's "env" field.

Getting Started

You can clone this (template) repository (discouraged) or click the "Use Template" button to create a new repository using this (template) repository. By doing so you have created a new repository.

Just DO NOT forget to change the origin to suit your needs - so that you won't develop this (template) repository but instead your copy of this (template) repository.

After Cloning / Using the Template

First of all cd into the project root. There we have to install the development dependencies via;

$ pnpm install

Now you can run tests, build the application and depending on your editor / IDE you can debug the application.

To run the test file run;

$ pnpm test

To build and run the application run these;

$ pnpm build
$ node ./dist/index.js

to see the output;

Hello, world!

DO NOT forget to delete the dist directory before debugging (see Remarks #2);

$ rm -rf ./dist

Read on if you are using VSCode / VSCodium as your IDE;

$ code .

open src/index.ts and put a breakpoint on line 3. Then open the Debug Panel (Cmd+Shift+D on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+D on Windows), select "dev" launch configuration, and start debugging (F5). Inspect variable, see the stack trace, it is debugging you know. Now stop the debugger (Shift+F5).

Rest is in your hands; to implement, to develop. It's up to you what you'll build...

Finally don't forget to change this README.

Thanks. Please don't forget to Star this repository if you find it useful.

TODO Talk about whitelabeling (FIXME BU DEĞİŞİKLİK main BRANC'TE DE OLSUN)

Remarks

This template requires Node.js v20 and above.
Delete build directory (i.e. "dist") before debugging or running tests.

Known Issues