'A fool-proof tsup config for a React component library
I've never published an NPM package before. All these details to generate a package seem way too complicated to my level. The only tool, that was beginner friendly, that I could find is create-react-library which recommended to switch to tsup instead.
I'm asking here to know if there's a batteries-included, most-cases-met, setup for tsup or any other tool of your recommendation for this kind of project (and I think this is a common scenario):
- A React Project
- Typed with Typescript
- Tested with Jest
- No dependencies
- Exports React components
- Should be public on NPM
Solution 1:[1]
If you want most-cases-met, batteries-included way to make a library like that then take a look at dts-cli. It will work but it will definitely be slower than tsup. I myself am in the process of switching a library with about 60 react components from dts-cli to tsup because the build time started taking too long (about a minute) on a MacBook Air M1.
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| Solution 1 | leszcz |