All-in-one development toolkit for creating Node.js modules with Jest, Prettier, ESLint, and Standard.
Modern Node is an all-in-one development toolkit designed for creating Node.js modules. It bundles Jest for testing, Prettier for code formatting, and ESLint configured with Standard.js rules for linting into a single, easy-to-use package. It solves the problem of complex and time-consuming setup for development environments by providing a unified command-line interface.
Node.js developers and teams who want a standardized, zero-configuration development setup for their modules, especially those starting new projects or adding tooling to existing ones.
Developers choose Modern Node because it eliminates the need to manually configure and integrate multiple tools, saving time and ensuring consistency across projects. Its preconfigured setup with sensible defaults and automation features like precommit hooks reduces boilerplate and enforces code quality from the start.
All-in-one development toolkit for creating node modules with Jest, Prettier, ESLint, and Standard
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Bundles Jest, Prettier, and ESLint with Standard.js into a single package, eliminating the need to install and configure each tool separately, as highlighted in the README's description.
Provides preconfigured settings for testing, formatting, and linting, allowing developers to start coding immediately with commands like `yarn create modern-node`, reducing setup time.
Automatically runs precommit scripts from package.json to format and lint staged changes, enforcing code quality before commits, as specified in the features.
Supports operations on changed files or specific glob patterns via commands like `modern format --changed`, making it efficient for incremental work, as detailed in the usage section.
Enforces Standard.js rules without easy customization options, which can conflict with team-specific coding standards or projects requiring alternative linting configurations.
Does not provide straightforward ways to override Jest or Prettier settings, restricting advanced use cases and fine-tuning for specific project needs.
Relies on the author to update bundled tools; if the package is abandoned, users might be stuck with outdated versions, lacking control over individual tool updates.