
A minimalist template to create packages with TypeScript and microbundle from @developit
This product is a pre-configured microbundle repository that provides various features for developing and publishing NPM packages. It includes eslint and prettier for code formatting, jest and ts-jest for testing, and a guide for publishing packages using the np package. The repository is based on the microbundle package and provides different file formats for targeting different environments.
While the package doesn't include a specific package for publishing, the recommendation is to use the np package. The np package provides a simple and straightforward method for publishing NPM packages. Use the following command to guide you through the publishing process:
np
This repository is based on the microbundle package. For more information about the configuration, refer to the microbundle documentation. The package.json file in this repository contains various keys related to the microbundle configuration.
When building your project using microbundle, three different file formats are generated:
.umd.js: Universal Module Definition (UMD) file format that works in different module systems..module.js: ES module file format designed to work in modern browsers and build tools..cjs: CommonJS module file format used in Node.js and older JavaScript environments.You can use these file formats to target different environments.
This product is licensed under MIT.

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