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slush-jslib

v1.0.0

Published

Start a new Javascript library in a instant

Downloads

3

Readme

Slush Generator for Javascript libs

Start a new Javascript library in a instant

Install

npm install -g slush slush-jslib

Start a new project

Open your terminal and go to a folder where you want to create the project


mkdir mylib
cd mylib
slush jslib

Follow the generator questions. After that, run npm install to get the required build packages

Coding

On a terminal, open the folder where the library was started and run make tdd

  • Put your tests into /test. Each spec should be named name-of-your-class.spec.js
  • Put the source into /src

On two separated terminals, run make watch to autobuild the source and make tdd to run the tests when a change is saved.

Release

Once you have a working library, run make bundle to generate your library's code, including a minifed version on "dist" folder.

Add everything to a git repo and publish it to your DVCS of choice, like GitHub.

Don't forget npm publish and/or bower publish if you are planning to release the library to the public.

Happy coding!