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helloworld-es6

v1.0.10

Published

Boilerplate for an ES6 node package/cli

Downloads

6

Readme

helloworld-es6

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This is a simple example module that returns a "Hello world" greeting in 6 different languages. To be used as a example/boilerplate for quickly getting started with developing a node package/cli using ES6 & babel.

English, Spanish, French, Swedish, Chinese, Turkish

Installation

Local: npm install helloworld-es6 --save
Global (cli): npm install helloworld-es6 -g

Example Usage

As module:
import helloWorld from 'helloworld-es6';
console.log(helloWorld()); // => "Hello world"
console.log(helloWorld('Swedish')); // => "Hej Världen"
console.log(helloWorld('french')); // => "Bonjour le monde"
console.log(helloWorld('Parseltongue')); // => "Sorry, I don´t know how to say "Hello World" in Parseltongue yet." 
As cli:
helloworld-es6
helloworld-es6 --language swedish

Use as boilerplate

# clone it
mkdir my-awsome-package
cd my-awsome-package
git clone [email protected]:ollelauribostrom/helloworld-es6.git .

# Make it your own
rm -rf .git && git init && npm init

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start babel file watch
npm start

Available commands

  • npm start: Start babel file watch
  • npm run build: Build to /dist folder
  • npm test: Run tests
  • npm run coverage: Run test coverage using nyc, outputs report to /test/coverage
  • npm run coveralls: Run test coverage using nyc & send report to coveralls (must have specified repo_token in .coveralls.yml)
  • npm run lint: Run eslint

License

MIT