Experimentan library to work with very nested objects. Based in traverse.

yarn add https://github.com/juanmait/treets

import { traverse } from 'treets'

# install dependencies
$ yarn install

start (compile + watch):

$ yarn start

Install vscode extensions:

• prettier-vscode
• vscode-typescript-tslint-plugin
• code-runner
• jest-snapshot-language-support

vscode shortcuts:

• ctrl+i: auto fix/format using prettier.
• ctrl+alt+n: run the current file with ts-node if ends with .ts and with jest if ends with .test.ts.

Combines tslint & prettier without conflicting each other by using tslint-config-prettier. For vscode the recommended extensions are prettier-vscode and vscode-typescript-tslint-plugin. Those enables linting, auto formating and auto fixing via ctrl+i, on file save, on paste and more (check config at .vscode/settings.json).

$ yarn checkTslint
# check for any conflict between tslint and prettier configs. Run this when you
# add new rules to your tslint.json file. It will warn you about what are the
# rules that you should avoid.

$ yarn lint
# run tslint on all `.ts` files inside the `./src` folder.

$ yarn prettier-tslint
# run tslint and prettier to find errors and fix those that are possible to
# auto-fix.

Check package.json files in the "scripts" field for details.

Includes a pre-commit hook that runs prettier and tslint in your staged files to check for errors (and auto fix them when possible) before commits. It will abort the commit phase if errors prevails after the auto fixing. It uses husky and lint-staged for that.

The typescript configuration is pretty strict. Is up to you to make it less restrictive if you want. Check tsconfig.json.

# transpile all `.ts` files in `./src` folder and place the result in the `./dist` folder
$ yarn compile

# same as `compile` but enables a watcher to auto build on file changes
$ yarn watch

$ yarn jest # run all tests inside `./src` folder

• use prettier for auto formating ctrl+i, format on save, format on paste.
• run *.ts and *.test.ts files directly from the IDE with key shortcut ctrl+alt+n. It will use ts-node for *.ts files and jest with [ts-jest] preset for *.test.ts. It uses vscode extension code-runner with a custom config in .vscode/settings.json. By default it will run the process opening a vscode terminal, you can configure this in .vscode/settings.json under "code-runner.runInTerminal".