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@haiyaotec/craft-client

v1.1.4

Published

A CLI that can easy to generate docker image

Readme

craft-client ✨

craft_client Very simple to help you generate docker image

(Finally free of Gradle ^_^)

Installation 🌝

Install craft-client with npm

  npm install @imf/craft-client -D

Usage 🍉

Step 1

Configure it in package.json

In web project Config Reference 🤖

web

| Parameter | Type | Description | value | | :---------- | :------- | :--------------------------------------------- | :--------------- | | buildType | string | Required build type | web | | web | string | Required | object | | distDir | string | Options your web project build directory | defalut:dist | | buildCommand | string | Required your web project build command | defalut:npm run build |

package.json

  "craft": {
    "buildType": "web",
    "web": {
        "distDir": "dist",
        "buildCommand": "npm run build"
    }
}

In node project Config Reference 🤖

node

| Parameter | Type | Description | value | | :---------- | :------- | :------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------- | | buildType | string | Required build type | node | | node | string | Required | object | | bootCommand | string | Options your node project executable command | defalut:node dist/Main.js | | buildCommand | string | Options your node project build command | defalut:do not execute |

package.json

  "craft": {
    "buildType": "node",
    "node": {
      "bootCommand": "node app.js",
      "buildCommand": "npm run build"
    }
}

In framework project Config Reference 🤖

framework

| Parameter | Type | Description | value | | :----------- | :------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------- | | buildType | string | Required build type | framework | | framework | string | Required | object | | staticPath | string | Options the static resource path | defalut:client | | web | string | Required | object | | webdir | string | Required the web project directory | app | | webbuildDir | string | Required the web project build directoryName | dist | | webbuildCommand | string | Options the web project build command |default: npm run build | | server | string | Required | object | | serverdir | string | Required the web server directory | server | | serverbootCommand | string | Options the web server boot command |defalut:node dist/Main.js | | serverbuildCommand | string | Options the web server build command |defalut: do not execute |

package.json

  "craft": {
    "buildType": "framework",
    "framework": {
        "web":{
          "dir":"app",
          "buildDir":"dist",
          "buildCommand":"npm run build"
        }, 
        "server": {
            "dir" :"server",
            "bootCommand": "node dist/Main.js",
            "buildCommand": "npm run build"
        },
        "staticPath": "client"
    }
}

Step 2

Then just run the commands in the script

like npm run craft-docker or npm run craft-h

  • craft-docker (generate dockerImage)
  • craft-h (show help message)

Example 🐞

package.json

"scripts": {
  "craft-h": "craft -h",
  "craft-docker": "craft --docker"
},
"craft": {
  "buildType": "framework",
    "framework": {
    "staticPath": "client",
    "web":{
        "dir":"app",
        "buildDir":"dist",
        "buildCommand":"npm run build"
    },
    "server": {
        "dir" :"server",
        "bootCommand": "node dist/Main.js",
        "buildCommand": "npm run build"
    }
  }
}

shell

npm run craft-docker

tips:if you are in haiyaotec work flow you should config gaia.yml

gaia.yml

name: kalista-web
build:
  beta:
    - npm install
    - npm install --prefix kalista-browser/kalista-frontend-app
    - npm install --prefix kalista-server
    - npm run craft-docker
  prod:
      - npm install
      - npm install --prefix kalista-browser/kalista-frontend-app
      - npm install --prefix kalista-server
      - npm run craft-docker
release: mars

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