TypeScript

This package ships tsconfig presets so you can stop reinventing compiler settings per repo.

Configure TypeScript

In your project tsconfig.json, extend one of the exported presets:

{
  "extends": "@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.json"
}

Preset	Path	Best for	Key traits
Base	`@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.json`	Libraries + general TS	Strict flags on, `moduleResolution: "bundler"`.
Node	`@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.node.json`	Node services/scripts	Node-oriented module settings, decorators enabled.
React	`@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.react.json`	React apps	`jsx: "react-jsx"`, DOM libs enabled.
NestJS	`@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.nestjs.json`	NestJS backends	Decorators on, `outDir: "dist"`, includes common type packages.
Remix	`@kurocado-studio/styleguide/typescript/tsconfig.remix.json`	Remix apps (Vite)	Extends React preset, includes `vite/client` types.

The base preset currently sets target: "ES5" while also using modern module settings. That’s a weird combination in 2025. If you’re targeting Node 20+ or modern browsers, you probably want a higher target (for output size/perf and better downlevel behavior).
moduleResolution: "bundler" is great for Vite/modern bundlers, but it’s not a universal default for Node runtime code. Prefer the Node preset for runtime packages.

Last modified: 18 December 2025