swap-project-example
v0.2.0
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An example repository to illustrate to result of generating a project with generate-swap-project (https://github.com/rbecheras/generate-swap-project)
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swap-project-example
Installation
Global
$ yarn gobal add swap-project-example
or
$ npm install --global swap-project-example
Local
$ yarn add [-D] swap-project-example
or
$ npm install --save[-dev] swap-project-example
Usage
Global
$ swap-project-example
Local
import swapProjectExample from 'swap-project-example'
swapProjectExample()
Example
Usage screenshot
API
@TODO: document the API here
Contributing
Codebase
The codebase is written using the ESNext Specification (ECMAScript Stage 0), following the StandardJS Code Style
We use:
- Yarn to handle npm dependencies,
- ESNext CLI to transform ESx code to ESNext,
- Babel CLI to transpile ESNext code to node/browser compatible javascript,
- And Standard CLI + ESLint to lint or format ESNext codebase.
Contribution guide
See the contribution guide in a separated document.
Development
Global dependencies
Get the latest node engine (example with nvm
):
$ nvm install lts/carbon
Install yarn from npm (for development only):
$ npm install --global yarn
All the rest of the development dependencies are local.
Clone and install
Clone the repo and install dependencies:
$ git clone [email protected]:rbecheras/swap-project-example.git
$ cd swap-project-example
$ yarn install
Running test
Finally, run the test pipeline:
$ yarn pipeline:test
Available yarn scripts
| Task Command | Task description |
|---|---|
| yarn clear
| Delete the ./build/
and ./dist
repositories |
| yarn lint
| Lint source files |
| yarn lint:esnext
| Lint ESNext source files |
| yarn build
| Build the whole distribution |
| yarn build:assets
| Build all the assets |
| yarn build:assets:img
| Build the images assets |
| yarn build:lib
| Build only the lib |
| yarn build:tests
| Build only the tests |
| yarn build:docs
| [TODO] Build only the docs |
| yarn test
| Run the tests in ./dist/tests/
|
| yarn tests
| An alias for yarn test
|
| yarn travis
| Run the travis script |
| yarn docs
| [TODO] Serve the docs |
| yarn pipeline
| Run the complete pipeline |
| yarn pipeline:test
| Run the required jobs to run the tests, then run the tests |
| yarn pipeline:build
| Run the required jobs to build the dist, then build the dist |
| yarn pipeline:docs
| [TODO] Run the required jobs to serve the docs, then serve the docs |
| yarn pipeline:build:tests
| Run the required jobs to build the docs, then build the docs |
| yarn pipeline:build:lib
| Run the required jobs to build the docs, then build the docs |
| yarn pipeline:build:docs
| [TODO] Run the required jobs to build the docs, then build the docs |
| yarn release
| An alias to yarn release:patch
|
| yarn release:prerelease
| Release and publish a new semver version (x.y.z-rc+1)|
| yarn release:patch
| Release and publish a new patch semver version (x.y.z+1
)|
| yarn release:minor
| Release and publish a new minor semver version (x.y+1.z=0
)|
| yarn release:major
| Release and publish a new major semver version (x+1.y=0.z=0
)|
Develop in BDD mode
B.D.D. means Behavior-Driven-Development
The project is ready to code in BDD mode. Just run the bdd
yarn command:
$ yarn bdd
The project will be lint, built, the BDD unit tests will be run, and the process will watch for any file changes to loop over the previous tasks (lint
, build
, test
, watch
).
Releasing a new version
The task yarn pipeline:build
generate a ./dist
folder in the repository's root directory but this folder is not part of the git repository (there is an entry in the .gitignore
file). However the dist folder is included in the package.json#files
field.
Thus to release a new, lets say, "patch" version, just run:
$ yarn release:patch
The whole build pipeline is run locally (lint, transpile, test) and then a new git tag and a new npm tag are pushed up.
License
Copyright © Rémi Becheras
See LICENSE