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@mikechau/js-config-gen

v0.7.0

Published

@mikechau's default configs for javascript projects.

Downloads

9

Readme

js-config-gen

npm version

Inspired by @petehunt's rwb.

My personal node module for scaffolding application using JavaScript. Primarily for scaffolding projects using React, Babel, Eslint, Karma and Mocha. Also serves as a way to shared configurations between projects I work on.

Generated static configs are available in dist, if you prefer to use a config as a base and do some heavy customizations or want to see what they are.

Usage

npm init # if you haven't already
npm install @mikechau/js-config-gen --save-dev

./node_modules/.bin/js-config-gen -i react-web
Usage:
  js-config-gen <args>

Args:

  --install, -i: install predefined package list, options: [react-web]
  --force, -f: overwrite existing configs, does not override --skip-install or --skip-commands
  --eslintrc: create eslintrc
  --babelrc: create babelrc
  --webpack: create webpack configs
  --webpack-dev-server: create webpack dev server config
  --karma: create karma configs
  --index-html: creates dev & prod index.html
  --redux: creates scaffold for redux
  --skip-install: override to skip installing of packages
  --skip-commands: override to skip adding of commands

Package Groups

  • React Web: Standalone setup for a client side SPA for the web
    • Redux
    • Fetch
    • Webpack dev/test/prod configs
    • Eslint dev/test/prod configs (based on Airbnb style)
    • ES6
    • Babel w/ hot transforming, redbox-errors
    • PurifyCSS
    • Karma / Mocha for browser/unit testing, @mjackson's expect for assertions

Project Commands

Custom commands are added to your package.json scripts, use npm run to list them all.

These are the standard ones available:

  • npm start - boots the dev server, start hacking!
  • npm test - runs the test suite
  • npm run build - compiles assets

Extending

While there is code generation involved, most of the generated configs are contained in the dist folder. You can require a module from dist and then merge over it to override any particular settings you want.

Alternatively, you could just copy a file and use it as a starting point for your project configurations.

Issues

  • npm test triggers: Error: cannot resolve path (or pattern) './tests/**/*.spec.js'.

    The solution here is to add a mocha test, it is set to look for tests that end in *.spec.js, since no tests are generated it fails because it cannot find any tests.

Todo

Script

  • Bin command

    • [ ] Add copy command to copy a file from dist
    • [ ] Choose specific style loader instead of including less and sass
  • Misc

    • [x] Static HTML Templates
    • [x] Redux scaffolding
    • [ ] Write more tests
    • [ ] Continuous Integration

Production

  • [x] PurifyCSS
  • [x] Zopfli compression with webpack #10
  • [x] Sprockets compatible manifest with webpack
  • [x] Subresource integrity in manifest
  • [ ] Generated index.html should include integrity

Testing

  • [ ] Review babel-plugin-rewire for Babel 6 compatibility
  • [ ] Integration testing with nightwatch, use Gulp to start the server, run nightwatch, then kill the server on completion link
  • [ ] PhantomJS support

Development

  • [x] Dev Server
  • [ ] CSS Source Maps
  • [ ] PostCSS / Autoprefixer
  • [ ] CSS Modules / React styling
  • [ ] Flow
  • [ ] Bootswatch
  • [ ] Native support
  • [ ] Server support