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generator-iso-lib

v0.1.15

Published

Yeoman generator for a universal JavaScript library.

Downloads

3

Readme

Iso-Lib, Yeoman Generator

Usage

npm install -g yo generator-iso-lib
yo iso-lib

Features

  • Universal / Isomorphic (runs in browser and Node.js).
  • Bundled into a single dependency for browser.
  • Integration testing on Node.js and browser.
  • Code coverage.
  • Version controlled with grunt bump.
  • API Documentation with JSDoc.
  • JavaScript style enforcement with JSCS.

Technologies

As a consumer: ( dependencies )

Add any other dependencies you need. Be sure to test it against Node.js and browser environments.

As a contributor ( devDependencies )

Project structure

Documentation

├── CONTRIBUTE.md  // how-to contribute to this library
├── README.md      // how-to use this library as a consumer
└── api
    └── index.html // generated api from JSDocs

Source

├── src
│   ├── ExampleComponent.js  // example component
│   ├── ExampleDependency.js // example dependency to show test mocking
│   └── YourLibraryName.js   // single-point-of-entry into library
├── Gruntfile.js             // build configuration with `grunt`
├── package.json             // npm details and dependencies
└── config                   // configuration files
    ├── grunt
    │   ├── babel.js
    │   ├── bump.js
    │   ├── cat.js
    │   ├── clean.js
    │   ├── jscs.js
    │   ├── jsdoc.js
    │   ├── karma.js
    │   ├── mochaTest.js
    │   ├── uglify.js
    │   ├── watch.js
    │   └── webpack.js
    ├── karma.js
    ├── mocha.js
    └── webpack.js

Testing

├── test
│   ├── integration
│   │   └── ExampleComponentTest.js   // example integration test
│   ├── support
│   │   └── TestUtils.js              // exports `expect` and `sinon`
│   └── unit
│       ├── ExampleComponentTest.js   // example unit test with mocking
│       └── ExampleDependencyTest.js  // example unit test
└── coverage // testing code coverage
    ├── coverage-detail.txt
    ├── coverage-html
    │   └── index.html
    └── coverage-summary.txt

Distribution

└── dist // distribution files published to npm
    ├── your-library-name-amd.js
    ├── your-library-name-amd.min.js
    ├── your-library-name-commonjs2.js
    ├── your-library-name-commonjs2.min.js
    ├── your-library-name-this.js
    └── your-library-name-this.min.js

Examples

Examples of provider and consumers can be seen here.