Create Node App
Powerful tool to scaffold your application choosing between different templates and extensions for Web apps, Web Extensions, Monorepos, and more!
Overview
The create-awesome-node-app repository contains the source code for the create-awesome-node-app package. It offers various available scripts, allowing users to run unit tests with Jest, lint the project for errors, fix correctable errors, format the project using Prettier, and run TypeScript type checking.
Features
- Test: Runs unit tests with Jest.
- Lint: Lints the project for potential errors.
- Lint:fix: Lints the project and fixes all correctable errors.
- Format: Formats the project using Prettier.
- Type-check: Runs TypeScript type checking.
Summary
The create-awesome-node-app repository provides a convenient tool for Node.js developers to set up and maintain their projects efficiently. With scripts for testing, linting, formatting, and type-checking, it offers a robust solution for maintaining code quality and consistency in Node.js applications. Additionally, the contribution guidelines encourage community engagement and collaboration, fostering a supportive and learning-oriented environment in the open-source community.
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