get-open-port/tsconfig.json

Utility to find and reserve an available network port.

{
	"compilerOptions": {
	  // Target the ES2020 version for JavaScript compatibility
	  "target": "ES2020",

	  // Module system used in the output, CommonJS for Node.js compatibility
	  "module": "CommonJS",

	  // Enforce strict type-checking options
	  "strict": true,

	  // Enables interop between CommonJS and ESModule imports
	  "esModuleInterop": true,

	  // Skip type checking of declaration files
	  "skipLibCheck": true,

	  // Generates source maps for debugging
	  "sourceMap": true,

	  // How modules get resolved (node-style resolution for Node.js)
	  "moduleResolution": "node",

	  // Allows importing of CommonJS modules with a default import syntax
	  "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true,

	  // Allows importing JSON files as modules
	  "resolveJsonModule": true,

	  // Ensure that all variables have an explicit type, no implicit 'any' allowed
	  "noImplicitAny": true,

	  // Ensures consistent casing of file names across the project
	  "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true,

	  // Allows JavaScript files to be compiled
	  "allowJs": true,

	  // Generates corresponding '.d.ts' declaration files for all TypeScript files
	  "declaration": true,

	  // Generates declaration map files for '.d.ts' files
	  "declarationMap": true,

	  // Ensure both TypeScript and declaration files are emitted (false would emit only declaration files)
	  "emitDeclarationOnly": false,

	  // The directory to output compiled JavaScript files
	  "outDir": "dist",

	  // The root directory of your source code (TypeScript files)
	  "rootDir": "src"
	},

	// Include all files in the 'src' directory
	"include": ["src/**/*"],

	// Exclude node_modules and dist directories from the compilation
	"exclude": ["node_modules", "dist"]
  }