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dw-starter

v0.1.2

Published

A Node powered static site generator

Downloads

3

Readme

DevWatch Starter Files Boilerplate


The basic structure and files for creating a DevWatch blog. Pulled down by dw-cli.

Travis publish to NPM

You can have Travis deploy your module to npm when a build passes and a tag is present.

  • First you have to generate a token from npm either on the site or by running the following by a signed in user.

    npm token create
  • Second you must add the following variables to your travis ci project.

    NPM_EMAIL
    NPM_TOKEN
  • Finally, after you have commited your changes and you want to deploy your module run the following commands in your terminal

    # this will bump up the version in your package.json
    npm version [patch] || [minor] || [major]
    # this pushes your master and adds a git tag
    git push origin master --tag

Travis will run your build and if successful push your module to the npm registry with appropriate version bump.