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About the Book
Want to build and publish professional-quality TypeScript libraries to NPM—without being overwhelmed?
Creating NPM Package is a hands-on, step-by-step guide that teaches you how to configure, compile, test, and release TypeScript-based NPM packages like a pro.
Whether you’re new to TypeScript or ready to upgrade your publishing workflow, this book helps you master the full lifecycle of a reusable library—from clean project setup to automated GitHub releases.
What You’ll Learn
- Set up a TypeScript-powered project with confidence
- Compile TypeScript to both ECMAScript and CommonJS modules
- Separate and manage your source code and distribution files
- Define clear entry points and declaration files
- Run local tests before and after publishing to ensure package quality
- Write automation scripts for versioning, changelogs, and releases
- Create a production-ready README and LICENSE
- Publish to NPM with industry-standard workflows
Why This Book?
- Clear and simplified guidance for real-world TypeScript publishing
- Teaches modern best practices used by top library authors
- Helps you avoid common mistakes and manual setup headaches
- Perfect for devs who want a repeatable system for building NPM packages
Who Is This For?
✔ TypeScript developers ready to publish reusable libraries
✔ JavaScript developers who want to try out TypeScript
✔ Open-source contributors looking to streamline workflows
✔ Teams needing consistent, maintainable package setups
Whether you’re building your first open-source project or refining your professional publishing workflow, this book gives you everything you need to confidently ship clean, typed, and tested TypeScript libraries.
🚀 Stop guessing—start building like a pro!
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