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untool

v2.1.3

Published

javascript tooling platform

Downloads

26

Readme

untool

travis npm

This package is an (optional) consolidated entry point to all other @untool/* packages. It does not contain any meaningful code of its own, but you can use it to access our entire code base.

Please refer to the respective packages for further information:

Installation

$ yarn add untool # OR npm install untool

CLI

untool installs an executable called un in your project, allowing you to use it in your package.json scripts or simply with yarn:

$ yarn exec un start

API

Runtime

untool re-exports everything that @untool/core and @untool/react provide, meaning you can simply use it like this in your runtime code:

import { render, importComponent } from 'untool';

Core

untool re-exports everything that @untool/core, @untool/yargs, @untool/express, @untool/webpack and @untool/react provide. Use it in your Node.js code like this:

const { Mixin } = require('untool');

Settings

As untool aggregates all other @untool packages it includes all settings these provide.