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@futurae-public-js/blitz-js

v1.3.0

Published

Blitz JavaScript Library

Readme

BlitzJS

Javascript library used client-side for BlitzJS.

Building blitz.min.js

To build the minified version of the module and deploy it we are using webpack. In the root folder of this repository you will find:

  • package.json, includes all necessary npm scripts and packages
  • webpack.config.js, includes all necessary configuration options and plugins to build a javascript bundle

To install all necessary packages you need to run:

yarn

To build blitz.min.js for development environment with watch mode enabled simply run:

yarn dev

To build a production bundle run:

yarn build

The created bundle across all environments is placed under dist/blitz.min.js

Test locally

  • Create a bundle with yarn build
  • Run a server with npx serve
  • Open url http://localhost:5000 in the browser
  • Have fun in the dummy website and check the devtools to check the emitted packages 🤓

Environments

So far we have prepared a basic setup for development and production environments. The environmental variables for each of those are stored in .env-cmdrc.json file in the root folder.

In case we need to add another setup let's say for staging env, we need to add another key with the appropriate variables in .env-cmdrc.json and then create a bundle by running:

yarn env-cmd -e staging webpack

Publish

When you are done with development you can follow the steps below:

  • Enter yarn version and hit enter
  • Please add the new version you want to release - like 1.1.2 - and hit enter
  • Then run git push --follow-tags origin master to push the change mage to master branch alongside with the new tag
  • Finally, run yarn publish to publish the new package version

Enable Debug

In the browser console, run:

debug('blitz:*')

Dependabot configuration

https://dependabot-gitlab.gitlab.io/dependabot/guide/

Environmental Variables (settings > CI/CD > Variables)

  • SETTINGS__GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN
  • SETTINGS__GITLAB_ACCESS_TOKEN
  • SETTINGS__GITLAB_URL
  • SETTINGS__CONFIG_BRANCH (optional - master is the default)