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React + TypeScript + Vite

@RuniEllingsgaard

About React + TypeScript + Vite

A test of making a simple word editor using the Figma MCP server with Cursor. This test has been handholding cursor through all the components.

Basic information

Category

Media & Design

Runtime

node

Transports

stdio

Publisher

RuniEllingsgaard

Config

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Overview

What is React + TypeScript + Vite?

A minimal project template that provides a working React application with TypeScript and Vite, featuring Hot Module Replacement (HMR) and ESLint rules. It targets developers starting a new React project using Vite as the build tool.

How to use React + TypeScript + Vite?

The template is scaffolded using Vite's create command (details not provided). Once created, developers run npm run dev to start the dev server. Configuration can be extended by editing the ESLint config as shown in the README.

Key features of React + TypeScript + Vite

  • Minimal setup for React with TypeScript in Vite
  • Hot Module Replacement (HMR) for fast development
  • ESLint integration with optional type-aware rules
  • Two official Vite plugins for React (Babel and SWC)
  • Supports custom React‑specific linting plugins

Use cases of React + TypeScript + Vite

  • Starting a new React project quickly with TypeScript
  • Developing a single-page application with fast reload
  • Learning React and Vite with a minimal scaffold
  • Building production apps with expandable ESLint config

FAQ from React + TypeScript + Vite

What makes this different from Create React App?

This template uses Vite, which provides faster HMR and build times compared to Create React App, and includes only minimal configuration.

What runtime dependencies are required?

The template assumes Node.js and a package manager (npm/yarn). It requires React, TypeScript, Vite, and ESLint as peer dependencies (exact versions not specified).

Where does the project source code live?

All source files are local to the user’s file system. No external data storage is involved.

What transport or authentication does this template use?

None. It is a static client-side template; no network transport or authentication is included.

Are there any known limitations?

The template is intentionally minimal. For production, users should expand the ESLint configuration to enable type-aware rules and consider adding additional plugins.

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