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elven-code

v4.14.2

Published

"Elvenware code samples and utilities. For general use and for BC students"

Downloads

61

Readme

Elven Code

These are utility functions that Charlie commonly uses or that he shares with his students.

Usage

import { elfUtils, elfStrings, elfFiles } from 'elven-code';
const { elfUtils, elfStrings, elfFiles } = require('elven-code');
const key = elfStrings.getEndFromCharacter(dir, '/');
const content = elfFiles.readFile(fileName);
console.log(key, content);

Notes

Meant to be used on the server side. Webpack and create-react-app will complain If you target the client. For a solution, see: https://stackoverflow.com/q/64557638/253576.

Install:

npm i elven-code

Testing

To test all the files requires some setup and can best be done on Charlie's machines. In particular, you need:

  • ElvenConfig.json in ~/.config

To install the Git Repository called test-dummy:

  • git clone https://github.com/charliecalvert/test-dummy.git
  • git clone [email protected]:charliecalvert/test-dummy.git

To run all the tests requires setup:

npm test

To run some utils might work without setup:

  • npm run test-files
  • npm run test-strings

The config file might look like this:

{
    "calvert": {
        "base-dir": "/home/charlie/",
        "site-dirs": [
          "Documents/AllTest",
          "Git/CloudNotes/Assignments",
          "Git/CloudNotes/Prog270",
          "Git/CloudNotes/Isit322"
        ]
    }
}

https://www.elvenware.com/teach/assignments/NpmPublishing.html