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@atlas.js/generator-atlas

v2.4.0

Published

Yeoman generator for Atlas.js library

Downloads

50

Readme

@atlas.js/generator-atlas

Yeoman generator to quickly scaffold your Atlas.js app.

Usage

  • Make sure you have yo installed: npm i -g yo
  • Then, install this generator: npm i -g @atlas.js/generator-atlas
  • Create an empty project folder and cd into it: mkdir my-app && cd my-app
  • And finally, run the generator: yo @atlas.js/atlas

Answer a couple of questions and you are good to go!

Options & outputs

This generator will create the following for you:

  • A Babel compilation toolchain (to work efficiently with Atlas.js it is recommended to use class fields). This also includes ES2015 modules support.
  • A README file explaining everything you need to know to work with the project you generated
  • A recommended file & folder structure for working with Atlas.js
  • Various configuration files following a pattern most commonly encountered when working on backend services/APIs
  • A makefile with all the necessary build targets to work efficiently on the project
  • (optional) ESLint configuration, including the @strv/eslint-config-node ruleset
  • (optional) Test suite, consisting of Mocha, Chai.js, Sinon.js and NYC, plus some Chai.js plugins
  • (optional) VS Code settings & launch configuration files with recommended options

License

See the LICENSE file for information.