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microlibrary

v1.2.4

Published

Test library that just gets random game names.

Downloads

1

Readme

MICROLIBRARY

Testing out creating a microlibrary for GitHub, NPM, etc.

:memo: This library does nothing special. It has a list of games that I've played and it returns all of them, random one or a list starting with whatever criteria is passed in.

For this microlibrary, I wanted to experiment with implementing a CI build system. I'm using Travis CI along with coveralls. Additionally, I use Istanbul for coverage.

Travis CI report: Travis CI

Coverage via Coveralls.io: Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/github/JasonAMartin/microlibrary?branch=master)

For testing, I'm using mocha / chai.

:collision: I'm using ES2015, but for testing, I point to the ES5 file, which may be why coverage is reporting at under 100%.

Install:

npm install microlibrary

Usage:

var games = require('microlibrary');
console.log(games.all()); // prints out entire list
console.log(games.random()); // prints out a random game.
console.log(games.startsWith('d'); // prints out all games starting with d (not case sensitive)