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nyg-opensource-jam3

v1.1.0

Published

3 years ago

Jam3 Open Source Library Generator with no build configuration and no prompts

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jam3 project scaffold generator nyg open source library npm

Jam3 Open Source Library Generator

Jam3 Open Source Library Generator with no build configuration and no prompts

Usage
Main scripts – Running scripts

Usage

nyg-opensource-jam3 is using nyg to generate the template, and should be installed first.

npm i nyg -g
npm i nyg-opensource-jam3 -g
cd your-project-directory
nyg nyg-opensource-jam3

Contribute

Structure

Contribute with boilerplate

Go to /templates
Run npm i
Ready to go, everything is inside that folder

Contribute with the generator

Review /index.js, everything is there

Boilerplate main scripts

In the template, you can run:

`npm test`

Runs the test watcher in an interactive mode

`npm run test-ci`

It runs a set of tasks previous to git push and in the Continues Integration service before merging.

The tasks are:

Unit tests
Linters
Bundle size checking
Dependencies vulnerability audit

Recommended Services

It's recommended to integrate the below services:

Snyk
Travis CI
Greenkeeper
Coveralls
David-dm
Code Climate
Sonar cloud
Bundle Size It's already include, but not integrated with the status in GitHub

After you start using the services you can move forward and add the badges in your Readme, to learn more use https://shields.io/