@clawboo/tsconfig


Version	`0.0.0`
Purity	config-only (no runtime code, no `src/` barrel)
Purpose	Three shipped `tsconfig` presets, `base.json`, `react.json`, `node.json`, that pin the TypeScript 5 strict compiler options shared across the monorepo. Consumed exclusively via the `"extends"` field of each package/app `tsconfig.json`.
Workspace deps	none
External deps	none

This is a config-only package: package.json ships exactly the three preset JSON files (no src/, no main, no exports, no types, no build step). It is private: true and never published. Every other workspace package and both apps add it as a devDependency and reference a preset by its file path in "extends". react.json and node.json both extend base.json and override only what they must, so the strict baseline stays in one place.

Presets

There is no src/index.ts barrel to enumerate. The “API” of this package is the three preset files and the compiler options they set. A consumer references one via "extends":

{
  "extends": "@clawboo/tsconfig/base.json",
  "compilerOptions": {/* per-package overrides */}
}

`base.json`

The strict TS 5 baseline. Every preset (and most packages directly) extend this.

Option	Value	Effect
`strict`	`true`	Full strict family (`noImplicitAny`, `strictNullChecks`, etc.).
`target`	`ES2022`	Emit / lib target.
`module`	`ESNext`	ES-module output (node preset overrides to `CommonJS`).
`moduleResolution`	`bundler`	Bundler-style resolution (node preset overrides to `node`).
`esModuleInterop`	`true`	Interop for CJS default imports.
`skipLibCheck`	`true`	Skip type-checking `.d.ts` dependencies.
`forceConsistentCasingInFileNames`	`true`	Case-sensitive import paths.
`resolveJsonModule`	`true`	`import x from './x.json'`.
`isolatedModules`	`true`	Each file transpilable in isolation (required by Vite / esbuild / tsup).
`declaration`	`true`	Emit `.d.ts`.
`declarationMap`	`true`	Emit `.d.ts.map` for go-to-definition into source.
`sourceMap`	`true`	Emit `.js.map`.

`react.json`

base.json + the browser/JSX surface. Used by the two front-end packages.

Override	Value	Effect
`extends`	`./base.json`	Inherits the strict baseline.
`jsx`	`react-jsx`	The automatic JSX runtime (no `import React`).
`lib`	`["dom", "dom.iterable", "ES2022"]`	Browser DOM libs alongside ES2022.

`node.json`

base.json + CommonJS / Node resolution. Used by the server-side packages and the CLI.

Override	Value	Effect
`extends`	`./base.json`	Inherits the strict baseline.
`module`	`CommonJS`	CJS output for the Node/CLI build target.
`moduleResolution`	`node`	Classic Node resolution.
`types`	`["node"]`	Pulls in `@types/node` ambient types.

The presets only ship compilerOptions. They set no include / exclude / outDir; each consumer’s own tsconfig.json supplies those plus any per-package overrides (e.g. a package that emits ESM keeps base.json’s module: ESNext; a tsup-built package may add its own outDir).

Used by

The other 29 workspace packages (all but tsconfig itself) and both apps add @clawboo/tsconfig as a devDependency and extend one of the three presets:

base.json (21 consumers), the pure / build-tool-resolved packages: agent-registry, board-core, boo-avatar, capability-registry, compaction, control-client, evals, events, executor, gateway-client, governance, model-catalog, obs, protocol, scheduler, team-orchestration, and the five adapters (adapter-{claude-code,codex,hermes,native,openclaw}).
react.json (2 consumers), apps/web and packages/ui (the only DOM/JSX surfaces).
node.json (8 consumers), apps/cli, packages/config, packages/db, packages/gateway-proxy, packages/logger, packages/mcp, packages/process-lookup, packages/worktrees (the server-side / Node-resolved packages).

Source

Preset files (config-only, no barrel): packages/tsconfig/base.json, packages/tsconfig/react.json, packages/tsconfig/node.json. The package.json "files" array ships exactly these three; there is no exports map or main entry.

Reference

REST API

Packages

@clawboo/tsconfig

Presets

`base.json`

`react.json`

`node.json`

Used by

Source

See also

​Presets

​base.json

​react.json

​node.json

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Presets

`base.json`

`react.json`

`node.json`

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