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@shaizei/scripts

v0.1.0-beta.13

Published

This package contains automation task used by the applications created with @shaizei/cli.

Downloads

2

Readme

Task Scripts

Here's a brief list of all tasks scripts that are offered by this package:

  • develop
    It will start the development server using webpack-dev-server and configurations exposed by @shaizei/webpack-config.

  • build
    It will prepare an optimized production build of your application and will create a new build directory.

  • lint
    It will run linter against files having following extensions and existing is src.

    • jsx
    • tsx
    • js
    • ts
  • lint-fix
    It will try to fix common fixable issues reported by linter.

  • analyze
    It will analyze the production bundle by using webpack-bundle-analyzer.

  • serve
    It will serve the production bundle locally (instead of serving the app from src).

  • prettier
    It will run Prettier throughout your codebase and will print wherever Prettier rules have been violated.

  • prettier-fix
    It will fix Prettier formatting issues that were reported by prettier command.

  • eslint-prettier-integration
    It will check and warn if ESLint and Prettier have any contradicting rules.

  • type-check
    It will type-check the TypeScript code and log results to the console. (in case the project is React-TypeScript)

Running Task Scripts

You need to install @shaizei/cli in order to run the above mentioned scripts. Take a look at @shaizei/cli to learn more on how to install it. Apps created with @shaizei/cli comes pre-configured with these scripts.

After installing the CLI, every time you're going to run any of the above mentioned scripts, you need to run them with @shaizei/cli e.g. develop needs to be run as shaizei develop and same is true for other scripts as well.