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npm-module-templ

v1.0.0

Published

npm module template

Downloads

1

Readme

npm module template

  • 👩‍💻Focus on the logic. Don't waste your time setting up environment!
  • ✍️Write code like it's 2020 using ES6 syntax. The code will be transpiled and minified before deployment.
  • 🛠Test: use Jest to cover your module with unit tests.

Сomplies with GitHub best practices:

  • 🔑LICENSE describes the license agreement. This template uses MIT license
  • 📁.editorconfig sets up code style rules across all popular code redactors
  • ⚖️.gitignore and .npmignore: splits up the code into 2 chunks: sources will be uploaded to github, transpiled and minified files - to npm
  • 🔬.eslintrc lists eslint settings
  • 🏭.babelrc describes ES6->ES5 rules

Usage

Create your own module in 3 simple steps:

  1. Press "Use this template" button and type a name of your new module

  2. Add some fancy logic to src folder

  3. Run yarn build to build the module and publish it using npm publish

Optional:

  • describe you module's API in the README.md file
  • add unit tests