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@ormojo/data

v0.1.2

Published

Data modelling framework for ormojo.

Downloads

1

Readme

lightscript-minimal-node

A minimal skeleton for a LightScript application or library running in Node.

Features

  • rollup-powered build with @oigroup/babel-preset-lightscript
  • Linting with @oigroup/lightscript-eslint
  • Testing with Jest; tests can be written in LightScript.
  • Code coverage with source mapping
  • GitHub syntax highlighting in .gitattributes
  • .editorconfig for LightScript whitespace mode

VSCode

While Visual Studio Code is not required to use this package, it has a lot of niceties for working on LightScript code, and comes highly recommended.

If you do use VSCode, installing the following extensions will greatly improve your experience:

We also include some default workplace settings that will live-lint your code as you type in VSCode.

Debugging

The VSCode debugger can be used to debug LightScript with source mapping support. We have included a runtime configuration to demonstrate this option. Use npm run test:debug from the CLI, then launch the VS Code debugger and attach it to the process.

Commands

Building

npm run build

Linting

npm run lint

Testing

npm test
  • To add tests, add files ending with .test.lsc anywhere underneath the tests folder.

Coverage

npm run coverage
  • Coverage reports are written to the coverage directory.

Notes

  • The rollup build assumes that src/index.lsc is your only entry/export point. If you need multiple entry points you will need to edit the rollup.config.js.

  • The package.json is set to private; change that if you wish to publish to NPM.

Compiling with Babel

Use npm run build:plain to perform non-bundled builds with Babel instead of Rollup. You can also change the standard build script to call build:plain instead of build:rollup.

Please note that code coverage is not supported with plain builds at this time.