antfu

To set up a TypeScript project with opinionated ESLint conventions, apply Anthony Fu's standardized tooling guidelines for linting, formatting, and project scaffolding to reduce decision fatigue during onboarding.

The best way to configure linting and formatting for a JavaScript monorepo is to apply opinionated tooling conventions that provide standardized defaults, reducing setup friction and ensuring consistent code quality across packages.

You do not need Prettier when using antfu's opinionated tooling, as it provides an alternative standard for formatting and linting JavaScript and TypeScript projects without requiring separate formatting configurations.

To bootstrap a new TypeScript library with standardized project setup, review and apply Anthony Fu's conventions for scaffolding, linting, and publishing to establish clear guidelines and templated workflows from the start.

These opinionated tooling conventions are designed primarily for starting new JavaScript and TypeScript projects, but the standardized linting and monorepo guidance can also be reviewed and applied to existing team workflows.

You should use opinionated tooling for TypeScript project setup because it standardizes conventions and tooling selections, directly reducing onboarding friction and decision fatigue for you and your team.