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To set up a TypeScript project with ESLint and Prettier, this Skill provides project configuration guidance, coding conventions, and tool configurations by running the `ni` command in the project root directory to install suggested dependencies.

Best practices for JavaScript and TypeScript project standardization include applying coding conventions for code organization, runtime environment setup, and TypeScript-specific guidelines to ensure consistency and efficiency across development workflows.

Yes, you can use @antfu/ni commands for dependency management in an existing JavaScript project, as this Skill recommends these commands alongside TypeScript config and ESLint setup to optimize your workflows.

Yes, Git hooks are required for project setup and management alongside TypeScript, ESLint, and Prettier to fully apply the coding conventions and tooling configurations provided by this Skill.

The best way to streamline JavaScript project setup for consistency is to apply standardized tooling choices, project configuration guides, and coding practices from established conventions like those provided by Anthony Fu.