Just

Essential utilities for all your javascript proyects.

JustJs is a fully-tested and well-documented open-source library that collects heavily-used utilities for javascript environments. Visit justjs.github.io to know more.

Development

• Run npm run dev and wait for Jest to start.
• Run npm run doc:dev to check documentation or update the static website. —The browser will automatically start and changes to the source code will update the documentation. Be mindful that it may take some time to automatically reload the website.

You can also start npm run doc:dev with the following environment variables:

• GIT_STATIC_REPOSITORY is the url to the repository for the static website. By default it's set to the production url, but you can change it to your local clone.

Testing

• Run npm test to run unit test on --ci mode.
• Run npm run test:unit to run unit tests.
• Run npm run test:integration to run integration tests.
• Run npm run test:e2e to run integrity tests.
• Run npm run test:dev to run jest on --watch & --coverage mode.
• Run npm run test:jest to run jest.
• Run npm run test:coverage to run npm test on --coverage mode.
• Run npm run test:coverage:coveralls to update coveralls info (internal use only).

Linting

• Run npm run lint to run eslint.
• Run npm run style to run npm run lint on --fix mode.

Releasing

• Run npm run build to build the distributed files under the /dist directory and generate its documentation under /docs/public.
• Run npm run doc:deploy to deploy the generated documentation to the static website.

Notes

Releases are done in the releases/M.m branch, where M is a major version, and m is the minor version.

Releasing and deployments are done automatically when a release tag (the one generated by npm version) is pushed to this repository.

Releases are generated using the npm run release $next-version for now, where $next-version is a valid version in the semver 2.0 format.

Documentation

This project publishes all documentation written in the source code to justjs.github.io. Just make sure you write valid JSDOC comments.

All source code for the static website lives under docs, but only docs/public contains the generated content that will be pushed to another repository, in order to be published on justjs.github.io.

The following are a list of useful scripts:

• Run npm run doc:dev to watch for changes, build the website, and update the generated documentation continuously.
• Run npm run doc v$some-version to document $some-version (don't forget the "v" prefix).
• Run npm run doc:test to run end-to-end tests.
• Run npm run doc:jsdoc to run JSDOC.
• Run npm run doc:jsdoc:dev to watch for changes and update the generated documentation continuously. Same as npm run doc:dev, for now.
• Run npm run doc:check to serve the generated website.
• Run npm run doc:minify to minify the generated documentation.

License

This project is under the BSD 3-Clause License, unless otherwise stated.