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semverse

v9.0.4

Published

A small universe, SemVer based

Downloads

17

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Build Status Coverage Status Code Climate Dependency Status devDependency Status

semverse

A universe that follows SemVer constraints

So what is this about ?

It's a nodejs service that exposes a REST API allowing you do to...well whatever you want :D

Start with a big bang, set some rules, and see it unravels itself ! I got this idea while looking for a mobile game that would be more about doing something new everytime than doing the same stuff over and over again. When I realized that my expectations would be near impossible to fulfill, I decided to do something about it and build my very own sandbox.

I also decided that I would apply as many best practices as possible:

  • 100 percent unit test coverage
  • JSLint compliance
  • Functional programming all the way !
  • Automatic semantic versioning

I also wanted to improve my nodejs skills by using some of its most useful modules, like Swagger, Sequelize and Tape.

Why "SemVerse"

Because I intend to follow the best practice of all best practices, and since world building will be as incremental as possible, it made sense.

How to get started

Well you can either try my very own instance, or deploy on your heroku account

If, as am I, you are more willing to do everything by yourself, you can just clone the repo and npm start right away: the default configuration should take care of everything.

See also the GitHub Page (Very very WIP)

How to use

After starting/deploying the app go with your favorite browser to /docs and you should see the Swagger UI with the basic controllers.

From that point, well, you're on your own !

Contributing

Well, let's see how it goes first, and we'll see. I'm open to criticism and ideas, though, so feel free to create an Issue :D

Licence

Do whatever the frack you want with it, as long as you link back to this repo. So share away !