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@hperchec/juisy

v1.2.4

Published

Make your JS project juisy!

Downloads

48

Readme

🍊 juisy

author herve-perchec

release pipeline-status package downloads issues license

Table of contents:

[[TOC]]

What is juisy?

générer doc readme avec hperchec readmegenerato

  • embedded cli tool that uses yargs under the ground

  • automatic linting with lint-staged at pre-commit git hook

  • Respect Conventional commits with commitlint at commit-msg git hook

🚀 Get started

Install package:

npm install @hperchec/juisy

Squeeze!

npx juisy squeeze

You will get:

./
├─ bin/ # contains CLI
│  └─ cli/
│     ├─ cmds/ # commands dir
│     ├─ lib/ # libraries used by commands
│     └─ index.js # CLI entry file
├─ docs/
│  └─ readme # contains configuration for @hperchec/readme-generator
└─ ...

...and some new scripts in your package.json file:

"docs", // generate documentation
"docs:api", // only api
"docs:readme", // only README file
"release", // make a release
"changelog" // generate CHANGELOG file
"postinstall" // for git hook

Just use --help option to show help:

node ./bin/cli --help

🧱 Dependencies

It will install the following packages as peer dependencies:

| name | version | | ---------------------------------- | -------- | | @commitlint/cli | ^17.7.2 | | @commitlint/config-conventional | ^17.7.0 | | @github/markdownlint-github | ^0.6.0 | | @hperchec/jsdoc-plugin-define | ^1.0.1 | | @hperchec/readme-generator | ^3.0.0 | | chalk | ^4.1.2 | | conventional-changelog-cli | ^4.1.0 | | deepmerge | ^4.3.1 | | eslint | ^8.51.0 | | eslint-config-standard | ^17.1.0 | | eslint-plugin-disable | ^2.0.3 | | eslint-plugin-import | ^2.29.1 | | eslint-plugin-jsdoc | ^48.0.6 | | eslint-plugin-n | ^16.1.0 | | eslint-plugin-promise | ^6.1.1 | | execa | ^5.1.1 | | fs-extra | ^10.1.0 | | glob | ^10.3.10 | | indent-string | ^4.0.0 | | lint-staged | ^14.0.1 | | markdown-table | ^2.0.0 | | markdownlint-cli2 | ^0.12.1 | | markdownlint-cli2-formatter-pretty | ^0.0.6 | | prompts | ^2.4.2 | | semver | ^7.3.7 | | simple-git-hooks | ^2.9.0 | | strip-ansi | ^6.0.0 | | yargs | ^17.7.2 |

📙 Documentation

API

See [API] documentation](https://gitlab.com/hperchec/juisy/-/blob/main/documentation/api.md)

Utils

See utils documentation

✍ Author

Hervé Perchec

📄 License

ISC


Made with ❤ by Hervé Perchec


README.md - this file was auto generated with @hperchec/readme-generator. Don't edit it.