TSDX

TSDX is a zero-configuration command-line interface (CLI) for modern TypeScript package development, currently stable at version 2.0.0. It aims to simplify the creation, testing, and publication of TypeScript libraries by abstracting away complex build configurations. Version 2.0.0 represents a complete rewrite, transitioning to high-performance Rust-based tooling, including bunchee for bundling, Vitest for testing, OXLint for linting, and OXFmt for formatting. While it doesn't adhere to a fixed release cadence, major updates like v2.0.0 introduce significant architectural shifts and toolchain changes. Its key differentiators include the 'zero-config' philosophy, the integration of lightning-fast Rust tools for improved developer experience, built-in support for dual ESM/CommonJS outputs, and robust TypeScript declaration generation.