OpusCapita npm scripts

Synopsis

Package provides an unified release/build approach for npm package and grails plugin from npm packages.

Usage

Goals

npm-publish

Updates CHANDELOG.md and publishes npm module (all changes are committed and pushed to GIT repository)

options

• npm-publish --test - generates npm package and saves as local file (tarball will be created instead of publishing to NPM)
• npm-publish --release - creates release, publishes the package to local repo with calling update-changelog goal

update-changelog

Updates CHANGELOG.md that contains changes between the releases

options

• update-changelog --all - completely regenerate full CHANGELOG.md with all changes between all the releases

grails-plugin-install

Installs grails plugin to local repository

options

• grails-plugin-install --release - installs plugin as release

grails-plugin-deploy

Deploys grails plugin to remote repository

options

• grails-plugin-deploy --release - deploys plugin as release

grails-plugin-package

Packages grails plugin

options

• grails-plugin-package --release - package plugin as release

NPM publish example

package.json

...
"scripts": {
  "npm-build": "rimraf ./lib && webpack --config ./webpack.production.config",
  "npm-publish": "npm run npm-build && npm-publish",
  "publish-release": "npm run npm-publish -- --release",
  "publish-snapshot": "npm run npm-publish"
}
...

Grails plugin configuration

If you want publish module as grails resources, you can add grails section in your package.json

package.json (simple resource files definition)

...
"grails": {
  "artefactId": "simple-js-resources",
  "groupId":"com.opuscapita.grailsplugins",
  "resources": {
    "simple-resource-module": {
      "dependsOn": ["jquery"],
      "defaultBundle": false,
      "files": {
        "bundles/first.js": "js/bundles/first.js",
        "bundles/second.js": "js/bundles/second.js"
      }    
    }
  },
  "standaloneFiles": {
    "bundles/first.js": "src/java/first.js",
    "bundles/second.js": "src/java/second.js",
    "resources/fonts": "web-app/fonts"
  }
}
...

package.json (extended resource files definition)

...
"grails": {
  "artefactId": "extended-js-resources",
  "groupId": "com.opuscapita.grailsplugins",
  "resources": {
    "complex-resource-module": {
      "files": [{
        "source": "bundles/main.css",
        "target": "css/main.css",
        "attrs": {
          "type": "css",
          "media": "screen, projection, print"
         },
        "exclude": "bundle, minify"
      }, {
        "source": "bundles/second.js",
        "target": "js/bundles/second.js",
        "attrs": {
          "type": "js"
        }
      }]
    }
  }
}
...

• artefactId - override artefact ID for grails plugins, by default will be taken from project.name
• groupId - override group ID for grails plugins, by default will be com.opuscapita.grailsplugins
• resources - defines resource bundles (used Grails Resource plugin) that should be generated
  • external-resources - String, resource unique name/ID
    • dependsOn - Array of grails resource module IDs (not required)
    • defaultBundle - String or Boolean, defines grails resource module defaultBundle value (not required)
    • files - copy files relative web-app dir (should be Object or Array, see examples above)
• standaloneFiles - copy files relative root dir

To be able to deploy grails plugins you must to have Maven v3.x to be installed and mvn (or mvn.cmd under Windows) available in PATH.

Contributors

• Dmitry Divin [email protected]
• Alexey Sergeev [email protected]

License

OpusCapita npm-scripts is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.