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ijijin-cli

v0.9.3

Published

ijijin FE build tools cli.

Downloads

2

Readme

ijijin-cli

Version

0.9.3

update info:

  • 2019.02.14: update typeicalbuild.

Install

	npm install -g ijijin-cli

Usage

1.easy server

	ijijin -s

or

	ijijin --server

browser: http://localhost:8443/

params

  • port(p): listen port(default:8443);
  • dirname: listen dirname

example

	ijijin -s -p 3000 --dirname D:/

proxy.config.js

if folder has 'proxy.config.js', the proxy can add interfaces(Array) from the file. as

	// proxy.config.js
	module.exports = {
		target: 'http://www.npm.com',
		urls: [
			'/public/Activity/',
			'/nodetest/'
		]
	}

2.image build

format image file to webp and blur base64 string. If fs system find the render HTML file, it will replace ijijin-img="..." to src="{{blured base64 image}}" data-format="{{image format}}" data-original="{{image path}}"

*need gm and ImageMagick

    ijijin -m

or

    ijijin --image

params

  • config: config file (default: img.config.js).(optional)
  • pc: handle pc rendered HTML file.

example

    ijijin -m --config src/img.config.js

* html image load render

if root directory has 'index.html', imageBuilder will render image label which has 'ijijin-img' attribute.

for example

before:

	<img ijijin-img="images/01.base64" />

after:

	<img src="data:image/png;base64,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" data-format="png" data-original="images/01" />
  • src: base64 blured image;
  • data-format: original image format;
  • data-original: original image path;

get base64 string

example

    ijijin --base64 logo.png

if you want to change image type, add type argument

    ijijin --base64 logo.png --type jpg

get webp image

example

    ijijin --webp logo.png

3.typical project build

init typical project folder and core files.

    ijijin -t {tasktype}

or

    ijijin --typical {tasktype}

default folder name: Time string.

param

  • name: folder name;

types

  • v/vue: vue project;
  • r/react: react project;
  • w/webpack: webpack project(no frame, with zepto);
  • g+w/gulp+webpack: gulp+webpack project(no frame, with zepto);

command

run development:

	npm run start

run build:

	npm run build

run production:

	npm run build:prod

example

    ijijin -t webpack --name 2018test

Author

Micheal Wayne

Update time

2019.02.14