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sk-stand

v0.2.13

Published

Skinny Widgets is divided into dozens of modules. Scripts and tools like this project are aimed to help keeping development easier.

Downloads

2

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Skinny Widgets Development Stand Project

Skinny Widgets is divided into dozens of modules. Scripts and tools like this project are aimed to help keeping development easier.

You can go with just WHATWG modules for development purposes. You will also need to install browser cache buster extension or equivalent way to prevent js and other files to be cached by browser.

Checkout, pull, commit, push all or corresponding to masks repos

npm run checkout-all --include-repos=.*alert.* --exclude-repos=.*antd

commit-all, pull-all, push-all tasks are working in the same way

Install packages to target

npm run local-install-all --include-repos=.*accordion.* --install-to-path=/tmp/test

Hot redeploying files

relying on the idea all dependant modules checkouted to parent watch can run rebuild bundle and copy to stand project automatically on changed. It can be helpful when you need to debug or develop some related to bundles functionality.

sk/ 

    sk-input/

    sk-input-jquery/

    sk-jquery-bundle/

    sk-stand/

then run

npm run watch

You may need to have local/corp nexus to host your own npm packages. Alternatively there is a way, may be less reliable to install packages directly from filesystem.

Versions update

when you are done with changes you may need to check and update all the versions. Update script relies on structure described above.

npm run vbump 0.2.2 false sk-*