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cross-bones

v0.0.2

Published

cross-bones

Downloads

3

Readme

Cross-Bones

This is a continuing work in progress and an accumulative collection of tasks and frameworks that outline the way I like to work. This was originally a project that I used to spike out new projects and get something up and running quickly. The aim now is to make it a project that will allow me to get something to production as quickly as possible.

  • es6/babel/jsx/react coding practise for both front and back end
  • minification and bundling for frontend assets (using sass, postcss, and webpack)
  • tools for linting, unit testing, intergration testing, and functional testing (using eslint, mocha, chai, casper, etc)
  • tools for js static analysis

Lots more still to come.

To bring in dependencies run the following in the root of the project..

npm i

Task overview

See the scripts section of the package.json for a fuller outline..

  • npm run start:node - runs the page in a server http://localhost:3000 (requires npm run build first!)
  • npm run lint - runs js and json linting tasks
  • npm test - runs karma and javascript tests
  • npm run report - runs tasks that produces a set of reports - see the ouput in the report folder
  • npm run compile - outputs static files for css, js, and other static assets
  • npm run build - lints, test, amd compiles the site
  • npm run watch - sets up watch tasks to help speed up development
  • npm run release - bump the version number and create a release on github

To run project..

npm run build
npm run start:node