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Unlock Lightning-Fast, Hassle-Free JavaScript/TypeScript Package Development
Tired of boilerplate draining your precious coding time? You’re not alone.
Building reusable, framework-agnostic JS/TS packages should be straightforward. Yet, it quickly becomes a tedious cycle of configuring TypeScript, linters, test runners, bundlers, scripts — and reorganizing folder structures. Every single time. ?
What if you could cut through the chaos and focus solely on crafting amazing code?
That’s why I created PackSmith — a sleek, opinionated, open-source library designed to help you build clean, reusable JS/TS packages at lightning speed. No framework lock-in. No unnecessary fluff. Just pure, developer-friendly simplicity.
What’s PackSmith
Think of PackSmith as your fast-track library for crafting utilities, helpers, SDKs, or core modules that run anywhere — frontend, backend, or wherever JavaScript thrives.
With just one command, you get a minimal, battle-tested setup that helps you:
Skip tedious boilerplate
Dodge framework constraints
Ship maintainable, publish-ready packages
Why PackSmith?
Most tools cater to apps or framework-specific components — React, Vue, Svelte — but not standalone libraries.
Building framework-agnostic packages typically means:
This grind is slow, error-prone, and frustrating.
How PackSmith flips the script:
Run this once:
npx create-packsmith <project-name>
And done — you get a ready-to-code package with:
Clean, intuitive folder structure
Preconfigured TypeScript, ESLint, Vitest, TSUP
Handy build, test, and lint scripts
src/ for your code, test/ for your tests
Built-in utilities — zero need for Lodash
Built-in utilities? Absolutely!
PackSmith includes type-safe utilities for:
Fewer dependencies mean smaller bundles and less maintenance headaches.
Take a quick look inside:
my-package/
├── .gitignore
├── .npmignore
├── eslint.config.mjs
├── node_modules/
├── package-lock.json
├── package.json
├── README.md
├── src/
│ └── index.ts
├── test/
│ └── index.test.ts
├── dist/
├── tsconfig.json
├── tsup.config.ts
└── vitest.config.ts
Clear, clean, and built to last.
Who benefits from PackSmith?
PackSmith is a minimal, fast-setup CLI + library combo that helps you build framework-agnostic JS/TS packages quickly — so you spend less time on setup and more time shipping.
Curious? Dive in and share your feedback! ?
Ready to leave boilerplate behind? Let’s build smarter, not harder.
Tired of boilerplate draining your precious coding time? You’re not alone.
Building reusable, framework-agnostic JS/TS packages should be straightforward. Yet, it quickly becomes a tedious cycle of configuring TypeScript, linters, test runners, bundlers, scripts — and reorganizing folder structures. Every single time. ?
What if you could cut through the chaos and focus solely on crafting amazing code?
That’s why I created PackSmith — a sleek, opinionated, open-source library designed to help you build clean, reusable JS/TS packages at lightning speed. No framework lock-in. No unnecessary fluff. Just pure, developer-friendly simplicity.
What’s PackSmith
Think of PackSmith as your fast-track library for crafting utilities, helpers, SDKs, or core modules that run anywhere — frontend, backend, or wherever JavaScript thrives.
With just one command, you get a minimal, battle-tested setup that helps you:
Skip tedious boilerplate Dodge framework constraints Ship maintainable, publish-ready packagesWhy PackSmith?
Most tools cater to apps or framework-specific components — React, Vue, Svelte — but not standalone libraries.
Building framework-agnostic packages typically means:
- Manually crafting package.json
- Wrangling TypeScript, ESLint, testing, bundling configs
- Writing your own build/test scripts
- Copying folder structures from previous projects
- Pulling in heavy dependencies like Lodash
This grind is slow, error-prone, and frustrating.
How PackSmith flips the script:
Run this once:
npx create-packsmith <project-name>
And done — you get a ready-to-code package with:
Clean, intuitive folder structure Preconfigured TypeScript, ESLint, Vitest, TSUP Handy build, test, and lint scripts src/ for your code, test/ for your tests Built-in utilities — zero need for LodashBuilt-in utilities? Absolutely!
PackSmith includes type-safe utilities for:
- Check utilities for validations
- Array utilities for efficient array manipulation
- String utilities for powerful text manipulation
- And more...
Fewer dependencies mean smaller bundles and less maintenance headaches.
Take a quick look inside:
my-package/
├── .gitignore
├── .npmignore
├── eslint.config.mjs
├── node_modules/
├── package-lock.json
├── package.json
├── README.md
├── src/
│ └── index.ts
├── test/
│ └── index.test.ts
├── dist/
├── tsconfig.json
├── tsup.config.ts
└── vitest.config.ts
Clear, clean, and built to last.
Who benefits from PackSmith?
- Solo devs who want to cut setup time and code more
- Open-source contributors craving consistent tooling
- Teams seeking standardized, lightweight foundations
PackSmith is a minimal, fast-setup CLI + library combo that helps you build framework-agnostic JS/TS packages quickly — so you spend less time on setup and more time shipping.
Curious? Dive in and share your feedback! ?
Ready to leave boilerplate behind? Let’s build smarter, not harder.