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generator-xes-project

v0.0.2

Published

yo generator for setting up projects

Downloads

6

Readme

Yeoman Project Setup Generator

0. Table of content

1. How to install generators

Global install yeoman cli

npm install -g yo

2. Available generators

2.1. Setup editor configuration

2.1.1. .editorconfig

yo xes-project:editorconfig

2.1.2. .vscode

2.2. Setup project code linting and formatting

2.2.1. Javascript

2.2.2. Typescript

2.2.3. CSS/SCSS

2.2.4. Markdown

yo xes-project:markdownlint

2.3. Setup git

yo xes-project:git

2.3.1. git commit linting

2.3.2. git hooks

2.4. Setup NPM project

yo xes-project:npm

2.5. Setup typescript

yo xes-project:typescript

2.6. Setup webpack

yo xes-project:webpack

2.7. Setup testing

2.7.1. Karma

yo xes-project:karma

2.7.2. Cypress

yo xes-project:cypress

2.8. Setup translations

yo xes-project:i18n

3. How to contribute

4. About generator development

4.1 Linting and formatting

Using jsonlint for lint-staged ignores editorconfig indentation configuration (allways uses spaces). Its formatting is closest to what vscode (vscode.json-language-features) formatting does. Looks better than what prettier formatting but cannot handle json with comments.

Idea: use vscode language server to format committed code consistent with vscode setup. More info about Language Server

Idea 2: use eclint to fix indentation after running other fixers

4.2 Configure babel

Setup Babel compiler assumptions