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@livebuzzevents/v3-assets

v7.0.6

Published

v3 assets

Downloads

922

Readme

v3-assets

NPM project dev dependency packages (used for eslint to work for vue files as well as js files and compiling js filed to es5 with babel-cli)

[email protected] ├── babel-core@^6.26.0 ├── babel-preset-env@^1.6.1 ├── babel-preset-react@^6.24.1 ├── babel-preset-stage-0@^6.24.1 ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── [email protected] ├── grunt@^1.0.2 ├── grunt-autoprefixer@^3.0.4 ├── grunt-babel@^7.0.0 ├── grunt-contrib-clean@^1.1.0 ├── grunt-contrib-copy@^1.0.0 ├── grunt-contrib-uglify@^3.3.0 ├── grunt-contrib-watch@^1.0.0 ├── grunt-execute@^0.2.2 ├── grunt-mocha-test@4^0.13.3 ├── grunt-sass@^2.1.0 ├── load-grunt-tasks@^3.5.2 ├── mocha@^5.0.1 ├── chai@^^4.1.2 └── [email protected]

Workflow:

  • Working source es6 js files are placed in ./js folder
  • After change to es6 working js files run command grunt to compile them to es5 code and get them outputted to the ./dist folder
  • Working VueJS files are placed in ./js/components and after running grunt command they get copied to the dist folder
  • Grunt commmand executes uglify and outputs a final minified js file containing all the js files content
  • Default grunt command enters watch mode for scss, sass and js files from the folders sass and js and rebuilds them to dist when they change
  • You can write tests and put them in a new folder in the root names ./specs and they and run unit tests with mocha test runner by running grunt test command and (you have chai package installed as well to use in the test files).