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generator-broccoli-project

v1.2.9

Published

A Yeoman generator for our broccoli projects

Downloads

2

Readme

generator-broccoli-project v1.2.9

A Yeoman generator for Broccoli projects (includes Git & Heroku)

Screenshot broccoli project

CHANGELOG

DESCRIPTION

This generator aims to create a ready-to-code environment for front-end project using Broccoli as task runner.

The generator installs the following:

  • Broccoli configuration
    * Fonts
    * Sass Compile
    * Autoprefixer
    * CSS clean & minification
    * JSHint
    * JS concatenation
    * JS uglification (including sourcemaps generation)
    * images minification (png, jpg, gif, svg)
    * Zetzer templating process

  • Code / Doc configuration
    * editorconfig
    * jshintrc
    * README Markdown
    * CHANGELOG markdown
    * package.json

  • Git configuration
    * initalizes git
    * creates gitignore
    * creates & checkouts develop branch
    * adds origin remote
    * pushes initial commit with skeleton
    * installs NPM packages

  • Staging configuration on Heroku
    * sets up specific file for deployment on Heroku
    * creates restricted access credentials (the generator asks you to enter credentials)

INSTALLATION

1. Install Yeoman

$ npm install -g yo

2. Install generator globally

$ npm install -g generator-broccoli-project

3. Create Git repo

4. Create Heroku app if needed (Heroku config setup is optional)

5. Run generator inside your empty project folder

$ mkdir project && cd project
$ yo broccoli-project

6. Follow the step-by-step installation

Note: some steps are optional

  • the auto push of first commit to origin remote
  • the heroku setup config

COMMANDS

The generator automatically creates a bunch commands to simplify your dev process:

dev

$ npm run dev

Runs the broccoli serve

build

$ npm run build

Builds the project to a dist/ folder.

heroku

$ npm run heroku

Deploys code to Heroku env

start

$ npm run start

Start node server. Mainly used for Heroku hosting, not needed in dev env.