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generator-babel-make

v0.2.0

Published

Creates a project setup to do babel compilation, browserify/uglify, mocha testing, istanbul code coverage, and use make as a build tool

Downloads

5

Readme

#Description A yeoman generator to get a node/browser js project started. Utilizes make as a task runner, babel as a transpiler, browserify and uglify to bundle and minify, mocha to test, and istanbul to calculate code coverage

This template is configured to find tests in directories named __tests__ nested inside the src directory. Tests can also be written in es6, and coverage reports will reflect the original es6 code.

#Builtin make targets

The default make target will run tests, then build browserified bundles in dist

The other useful targets are seperated into categories.

##For Building

  • compile: Use babel to compile all sources from src -> lib
  • browser: Produce browser-ready libraries in the dist folder (including a minified file)
  • if you have dependencies you do not want to include in your bundle, use exposify (or similar) and add a -t flag to the STANDALONE_BROWSERIFY_ARGS variable in the Makefile

##For testing

  • test: Use mocha to test
  • coverage: Use istanbul to calculate test coverage and open in your default browser

##For cleaning

  • clean-lib: removes the lib directory
  • clean-tests: removes each __tests__compiled__ directory
  • clean-dist: removes the dist directory
  • clean-coverage: removes the coverage directory
  • clean: removes all of the above

#Reserved Directories The make built targets utilize the directories: lib, dist, and coverage at the top level. Also during the coverage step, tests are compiled into __tests__compiled__ directories.