npm-library-setup

To set up an npm library with ES Modules and TypeScript, you need to configure your package.json for ESM support and define a TypeScript configuration file. This provides a comprehensive guide for structuring modern, ESM-compatible npm packages.

Creating a React component library using TypeScript involves initializing your npm package and configuring TypeScript settings specifically for React. This provides step-by-step instructions for building and structuring your React components within a modern ESM package.

Yes, you need React installed to use this npm library setup guide. It requires both TypeScript and React to be installed in your development environment to properly configure and structure your modern npm package.

Configuring package.json for ES Modules in a TypeScript library requires setting the correct module type and entry points. This setup provides the necessary steps to ensure your npm package is fully ESM-compatible and properly structured.

This setup specifically targets developers creating npm libraries with React component support and requires React to be installed. If you are building a library without React, you would only use the TypeScript and ESM configuration portions of the guide.