alarmist-webpack

Wrap webpack watch in alarmist jobs

Usage

As this is a tool linking webpack with alarmist, it is expected that your project already has both alarmist and webpack installed

npm install webpack alarmist alarmist-webpack

You can then add something like the following to your package.json scripts

{
  ...
  "scripts": {
    ...
    "alarmist:build": "alarmist-webpack -n job-name -c ./path/to/webpack/config",
    ...
  },
  ...
}

Then add that script to the watch jobs started by alarmist-monitor.

Usage: alarmist-webpack [options]

Start webpack in watch mode. The working directory
should match the working directory of the monitor and usually this will
be the default. If the job is started via a watcher started
by the monitor then the 'ALARMIST_WORKING_DIRECTORY' environment
variable will have already been set.

Environment Variables:

FORCE_COLOR
ALARMIST_WORKING_DIRECTORY
ALARMIST_WEBPACK_NAME
ALARMIST_WEBPACK_CONFIG

Options:
    --name, -n            The name to use for the job (default: "webpack")
    --working-dir, -w     The directory in which to write logs, etc (default: ".alarmist")
    --config, -f          webpack config file path (default: "webpack.config.js")
    --colors, -c          turn on colors for webpack stats report (default: true)
    --help, -h            Show help
    --version, -v         Show version number

Contributing

Run lint, tests, build, etc before pushing/submitting PRs

• npm test - lint and test
• npm run build - run tests then build
• npm run watch - watch for changes and run build
• npm run ci - run build and submit coverage to coveralls
• npm start - watch for changes and build, lint, test, etc in parallel with alarmist