/tsdown
Use when bundling TypeScript libraries - provides tsdown configuration, dual ESM/CJS output, .d.ts generation, package validation, and plugin authoring
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Use when bundling TypeScript libraries - provides tsdown configuration, dual ESM/CJS output, .d.ts generation, package validation, and plugin authoring
SKILL.md
tsdown.SKILL.mdname: tsdown
description: Use when bundling TypeScript libraries - provides tsdown configuration, dual ESM/CJS output, .d.ts generation, package validation, and plugin authoring
license: MIT
tsdown
Rolldown + Oxc powered TypeScript bundler. Drop-in tsup replacement.
When to Use
- Building TypeScript libraries
- Generating .d.ts declarations
- Publishing npm packages
- Dual ESM/CJS output
- Vue/React component libraries
Quick Start
npm i -D tsdown typescript
// tsdown.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'tsdown'
export default defineConfig({
entry: 'src/index.ts',
format: 'esm',
dts: true,
exports: true,
})tsdown # Build
tsdown --watch # Watch mode
Reference Files
| Task | File | | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Config file, CLI, entry points | [config.md](references/config.md) | | Format, target, dts, exports, validation | [output.md](references/output.md) | | Shims, unbundle, watch, frameworks, WASM | [features.md](references/features.md) | | Plugins, hooks, lint, programmatic, migration | [advanced.md](references/advanced.md) |
Loading Files
**Consider loading these reference files based on your task:**
- [ ] [references/config.md](references/config.md) - if setting up tsdown.config.ts, CLI, or entry points
- [ ] [references/output.md](references/output.md) - if configuring output format, target, .d.ts, exports, or validation
- [ ] [references/features.md](references/features.md) - if using shims, unbundle, watch mode, framework integrations, or WebAssembly
- [ ] [references/advanced.md](references/advanced.md) - if writing plugins, using linting/validation, programmatic API, or migrating from tsup
**DO NOT load all files at once.** Load only what's relevant to your current task.
Cross-Skill References
- **Library patterns** → Use `ts-library` skill
- **Vue component libs** → Use `vue` skill
- **Package management** → Use `pnpm` skill
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name: tsdown description: Use when bundling TypeScript libraries - provides tsdown configuration, dual ESM/CJS output, .d.ts generation, package validation, and plugin authoring license: MIT
tsdown
Rolldown + Oxc powered TypeScript bundler. Drop-in tsup replacement.
When to Use
- Building TypeScript libraries
- Generating .d.ts declarations
- Publishing npm packages
- Dual ESM/CJS output
- Vue/React component libraries
Quick Start
npm i -D tsdown typescript
// tsdown.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'tsdown'
export default defineConfig({
entry: 'src/index.ts',
format: 'esm',
dts: true,
exports: true,
})tsdown # Build tsdown --watch # Watch mode
Reference Files
| Task | File | | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Config file, CLI, entry points | [config.md](references/config.md) | | Format, target, dts, exports, validation | [output.md](references/output.md) | | Shims, unbundle, watch, frameworks, WASM | [features.md](references/features.md) | | Plugins, hooks, lint, programmatic, migration | [advanced.md](references/advanced.md) |
Loading Files
**Consider loading these reference files based on your task:**
- [ ] [references/config.md](references/config.md) - if setting up tsdown.config.ts, CLI, or entry points
- [ ] [references/output.md](references/output.md) - if configuring output format, target, .d.ts, exports, or validation
- [ ] [references/features.md](references/features.md) - if using shims, unbundle, watch mode, framework integrations, or WebAssembly
- [ ] [references/advanced.md](references/advanced.md) - if writing plugins, using linting/validation, programmatic API, or migrating from tsup
**DO NOT load all files at once.** Load only what's relevant to your current task.
Cross-Skill References
- **Library patterns** → Use `ts-library` skill
- **Vue component libs** → Use `vue` skill
- **Package management** → Use `pnpm` skill
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