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Typescript Default Lib by majiayu000

Name: Typescript Default Lib
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Typescript Default Lib

Install a default set of commonly used libraries when initializing a new TypeScript Node.js project (or retrofitting an existing one). Use when a user asks to "create a TypeScript project" and wants the standard dependencies installed (p-map, p-retry, luxon, lodash-es, winston, prisma + @prisma/client, ioredis, express, dotenv) plus common tooling (rimraf, tsc-alias) with optional @types packages and Prisma init.

majiayu000 Updated Sep 9, 2026 567 repo stars

File contents

TypeScript Default Lib

Install (latest) versions of a standard dependency set for TypeScript + Node.js backends.

Quick start

Run the installer from your project root (must contain package.json):
- bash /home/harry/.codex/skills/typescript-default-lib/scripts/install_default_libs.sh
- Add Prisma scaffolding too: bash /home/harry/.codex/skills/typescript-default-lib/scripts/install_default_libs.sh --init-prisma

What gets installed

Dependencies

p-map
p-retry
luxon
lodash-es
winston
ioredis
express
dotenv
@prisma/client

Dev dependencies

prisma
rimraf
tsc-alias
@types/express (unless --no-types)
@types/lodash-es (unless --no-types)

Manual install commands (no script)

Use these if you don’t want to run the script:

npm
- npm i p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client
- npm i -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es
- npx prisma init (optional)
pnpm
- pnpm add p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client
- pnpm add -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es
- pnpm prisma init (optional)
yarn
- yarn add p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client
- yarn add -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es
- yarn prisma init (optional)

Notes / gotchas

p-map, p-retry, and lodash-es are ESM-first; avoid compiling your app to CommonJS unless you plan to use dynamic import() or switch to TS module settings compatible with ESM (e.g. NodeNext/Bundler).
Prisma best practice: keep prisma as a dev dependency; ship @prisma/client as a runtime dependency.
tsc-alias is useful when you compile with tsc and rely on paths aliases; run it after tsc to rewrite emitted import paths.

scripts/

Contains scripts/install_default_libs.sh.

---name: typescript-default-libdescription: Install a default set of commonly used libraries when initializing a new TypeScript Node.js project (or retrofitting an existing one). Use when a user asks to "create a TypeScript project" and wants the standard dependencies installed (p-map, p-retry, luxon, lodash-es, winston, prisma + @prisma/client, ioredis, express, dotenv) plus common tooling (rimraf, tsc-alias) with optional @types packages and Prisma init.--- # TypeScript Default Lib Install (latest) versions of a standard dependency set for TypeScript + Node.js backends. ## Quick start - Run the installer from your project root (must contain `package.json`): - `bash /home/harry/.codex/skills/typescript-default-lib/scripts/install_default_libs.sh` - Add Prisma scaffolding too: `bash /home/harry/.codex/skills/typescript-default-lib/scripts/install_default_libs.sh --init-prisma` ## What gets installed **Dependencies** - `p-map` - `p-retry` - `luxon` - `lodash-es` - `winston` - `ioredis` - `express` - `dotenv` - `@prisma/client` **Dev dependencies** - `prisma` - `rimraf` - `tsc-alias` - `@types/express` (unless `--no-types`) - `@types/lodash-es` (unless `--no-types`) ## Manual install commands (no script) Use these if you don’t want to run the script: - **npm** - `npm i p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client` - `npm i -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es` - `npx prisma init` (optional) - **pnpm** - `pnpm add p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client` - `pnpm add -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es` - `pnpm prisma init` (optional) - **yarn** - `yarn add p-map p-retry luxon lodash-es winston ioredis express dotenv @prisma/client` - `yarn add -D prisma rimraf tsc-alias @types/express @types/lodash-es` - `yarn prisma init` (optional) ## Notes / gotchas - `p-map`, `p-retry`, and `lodash-es` are ESM-first; avoid compiling your app to CommonJS unless you plan to use dynamic `import()` or switch to TS `module` settings compatible with ESM (e.g. `NodeNext`/`Bundler`). - Prisma best practice: keep `prisma` as a dev dependency; ship `@prisma/client` as a runtime dependency. - `tsc-alias` is useful when you compile with `tsc` and rely on `paths` aliases; run it after `tsc` to rewrite emitted import paths. ### scripts/ Contains `scripts/install_default_libs.sh`.

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