Summary
Rather than force a TS install, with a --ts flag, or a JS install with a --js flag, let's just prompt the user and ask which they want from the start when they run yarn create redwood-app.
Of course the default option if you just hit ENTER at that prompt should be JS. 😏
Motivation
This puts and end to the debate of whether we should create a JS project or a TS project by default.
Detailed proposal
In the simplest implementation we just include the prompt package in create-redwood-app and if the user chooses JS, do nothing, and if they choose TS we set the --ts flag for them.
Are you interested in working on this?
Summary
Rather than force a TS install, with a
--tsflag, or a JS install with a--jsflag, let's just prompt the user and ask which they want from the start when they runyarn create redwood-app.Of course the default option if you just hit ENTER at that prompt should be JS. 😏
Motivation
This puts and end to the debate of whether we should create a JS project or a TS project by default.
Detailed proposal
In the simplest implementation we just include the
promptpackage increate-redwood-appand if the user chooses JS, do nothing, and if they choose TS we set the--tsflag for them.Are you interested in working on this?