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@nod/seed

v1.1.3

Published

A seed to grow a new project

Downloads

5

Readme

seed

build version dependencies codecov

Under the Hood

Installation

git clone https://github.com/NOD-studios/seed
cd seed

or if you will use it's components

npm install --save @nod/seed

or

yarn add @nod/seed

Commands

start

npm start

or

yarn start

build

npm run build

or

yarn run build

It will create a optimized production ready folder, after that you can start an http server pointing to that folder with something like:

npm install -g pushstate-server
pushstate-server build

or

yarn global add pushstate-server
pushstate-server build

tdd

npm run tdd

or

yarn run tdd

test

npm test

or

yarn test

version & deploy

You can use npm version command with force. After a successful build and versioning it will push committed changes to the master repository. Travis CI will run tests and deploy it to npm and gh-pages if it's successful.

npm version patch -f -m "Added XXX feature"

Roadmap

  • Integration with some Web Component spefications
  • Integration with a ES.next doc generator
  • Make it universal
  • Add ServiceWorker

Contact:

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