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hitrun

v0.0.0-alpha-1

Published

Boilerplate code to allow you to code with Kola in no time!

Downloads

9

Readme

Hitrun

This is a boilerplate project to start developing with Kola

Prerequisites

  • NodeJS
  • NPM (comes bundled with NodeJS)
  • Gulp
npm install gulp -g
  • Domer (optional, if you don't use Domer for HTML templating)
npm install domer -g

Gulp

Build

This compiles the application with module type commonjs

    gulp build

Bundle

This browserifies the compiled ts code into one app.js file and at the same time, copies the non js code(css, html) to the bundle folder.

    gulp bundle

Run

runs a webserver on bundle folder.

    gulp run

debug mode

You can run any task with by adding --debug flag. This will produce a build with sourcemaps.

    gulp run --debug