π JavaScript developers
One of the hidden challenges of authoring opensource JavaScript libraries is to provide a project that is easy to contribute to.
Doing so requires a good amount of boilerplate, you have to think about and provide tooling for:
- β testing
- β code coverage
- β dependencies maintenance
- β release scripts
- β software requirements like Node.js and Yarn: which versions are we using again?
- β code editor configuration
- β formatting
- β linting...
This can be daunting and you might already be tired of this long list. Well, fear no more, I created a JavaScript library template that covers all of that!
After publishing JavaScript libraries for 7 years now, this template contains all my experience when it comes to providing good modern defaults to a JavaScript library tooling.
It's available on GitHub as a repository template:
π https://github.com/vvo/javascript-library-template
Next time you want to create a reusable opensource (or not) JavaScript library: give a try to my template and let me know how it goes.
The next steps for the template are highlighted in the README and I would love you to contribute, join me π
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