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sao-wm

v2.1.0

Published

A generator for ES6 based module

Downloads

3

Readme

sao-wm

Github Actions CircleCI Coverage Status

Scaffolding out a web module.

Features

  • Lint your code with XO
  • Format your code with Prettier
  • Compile ES2015+ code with babel (Configurable target through browserslist)
  • Bundle them with gulp and rollup (ESM or UMD)
  • .editorconfig with space indention (size 2), LF EOL, auto trailing whitespace trimming and insert_final_newline = true
  • Precommit hooks configured by husky to lint your code before committing

Usage

Install SAO first:

yarn global add sao
# or with npm
npm i -g sao

From git

sao KsRyY/sao-wm

From npm

sao wm

Why the coverage is not 100%?

See line 62,63,64 of the source code. Currently there is no way to test these three lines with test suites provided by SAO.