I make use of NPM packages extensively since they provide a convenient and nice way to encapsulate modules and manage versions independently from the rest of the codebase.
However, I found myself copying code from other repo over and over to get to an acceptable boilerplate. So I decided to write a github templates so I could create a new package in a matter of seconds (at least get a decent boilerplate).
It is available here: https://github.com/Nexysweb/boilerplate-node-package
I would love feedbacks or contributions
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Hey @johnb8005 , you can get some inspirations from my Node.js GitHub template. It comes with automatic dependency updates, unit test setup, code coverage setup, TypeScript compilation, code linting and release changelog generation: github.com/bennycode/ts-node-starter
thanks! I just checked it out!