Provides a standard set of TypeScript configs commonly used with projects.

All configs are intended for use with "composite" structures, with one TypeScript project structure config for the full repository.

1. Install @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs via your npm client.

2. Set up your tsconfig with:

   • a reference to the corresponding config
   • compilerOptions.outDir
   • compilerOptions.rootDir
   • Any other settings you need, such as references.

   See an example below:

   {
   	"extends": "@darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.base.json",
   	"compilerOptions": {
   		"outDir": "./dist",
   		"rootDir": "./src"
   	}
   }

Intended to be a common baseline for most tsconfigs.

• Composite project structure
• Targets ESNext with a bundler
• skipLibCheck to improve performance
• forceConsistentCasingInFileNames to avoid deployment issues later
• Uses strict mode but disables some things normally checked by eslint.

Intended for the root project of a monorepo.

• Based on @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.base.json
• Disables build outputs

Intended for maximum legacy compatibility.

• Based on @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.base.json
• Switches to ES5-compatible output, commonjs, and node module resolution.
• Adds type reference to @types/node.

Intended for modern node work, such as libraries or server utilities.

• Based on @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.base.json
• Adds type reference to @types/node.

Alias for @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.node-esm.json.

A starting point for a React project as used with Vite.

• Based on @darkpatternsdigital/tsconfigs/configs/tsconfig.base.json
• Uses the React JSX runtime
• Enables libraries for browsers, including the DOM and web workers.