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@iorp/node-turbodev

v1.0.1

Published

A development tool.

Downloads

72

Readme

@node-turbodev

Index

  1. Introduction
  2. Installation
  3. Usage
  4. Configuration
  5. Scripts
  6. Example

Introduction

@node-turbodev is a powerful development environment manager designed to provide developers with flexibility in managing various development environments. With @node-turbodev, you can easily configure and customize your development workflow according to your project's requirements.

Installation

To install @node-turbodev, simply run:

npm install @iorp/node-turbodev

Usage

To start using @node-turbodev, create a configuration file named turbodev.config.js in the root directory of your project. This configuration file allows you to define your development environment settings.

// turbodev.config.js

// Example configuration
module.exports = {
  // Define your development environment settings here
};

Call the turbodev script runner from the required link

 "start": "node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js before development && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js init development && react-scripts start",

Configuration

The turbodev.config.js file allows you to define various environment settings for your development workflow. You can specify configurations such as environment variables, middleware, custom scripts, and more.

// turbodev.config.js

// Example configuration
module.exports = {
  // Define your development environment settings here
};

Scripts

In your package.json file, you can use custom scripts to manage different development tasks using @node-turbodev. Here's an example of how you can implement environment settings via scripts: This scripts manage 3 environments.

"scripts": {
  "start": "node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js before development && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js init development && react-scripts start",
  "build": "node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js before build && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js init build && react-scripts build && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js after build",
  "dist": "node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js before dist && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js init dist && react-scripts build BUILD_PATH='./dist' && node node_modules/@iorp/node-turbodev/src/scripts/run.js after dist", 
}

Example

Full turbodev.config.js file example , used elsewhere

  

const os = require('os');
const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');


const initEnv = require("../node-turbodev/src/methods/initEnv.js"); 

const copy = require("@iorp/node-aid/src/filesystem/copy.js"); 
const makeDirectory = require("@iorp/node-aid/src/filesystem/makeDirectory.js"); 
const makeFile = require("@iorp/node-aid/src/filesystem/makeFile.js"); 
/**
 * Environments object containing configuration for different environments.
 * It includes keys like REACT_APP_API_URL, REACT_APP_TEST, and REACT_APP_HOMEPAGE.
 */
const Environments = {
  // React
  development: { 
    REACT_APP_API_URL: 'http://localhost/github/php-aid-app-resume',
    REACT_APP_VERBOSE:true,
    REACT_APP_HOMEPAGE: './',
    REACT_APP_BASENAME:'/',
    BASE_NAME: ''
 
  },
  // Build
  build: { 
    // Shared with react also by webpack 
    REACT_APP_API_URL: 'http://localhost/github/php-aid-app-resume',
    REACT_APP_VERBOSE:true, 
    REACT_APP_HOMEPAGE: 'http://localhost/github/react-aid-app-resume/build/', 
    REACT_APP_BASENAME:'/github/react-aid-app-resume/build',
    // turbodev internal parameters
    BUILD_PATH:'./build', 
  },
  // Dist 
  dist: { 
    REACT_APP_API_URL: 'https://truegrains.vn/iorp/cvapi', 
    REACT_APP_HOMEPAGE: 'https://iorp.github.io/resume/', // this is where dist goes, rename dist as web and put in repo  
 

    REACT_APP_BASENAME: '/resume',

    BUILD_PATH:'./dist', // where the dist folder is copied after build
    APP_OUTPUT:"c:/xampp/htdocs/iorp.github.io/resume",
 
 
  }
}
 

/**
 * CommandCollection object containing development command logic.
 */
 const CommandCollection = {
  before: class {
    /**
     * Constructor for the before command.
     * @param {Array} argv - The command line arguments. 
     */
    constructor(argv) {   
      //@todo This function must go to the turbodev   
      const makeWebpackConfig=(envName)=>{
       
        const filePath = path.join("./webpack.config.js"); 
        console.log('turbodev: makeWebpackConfig'   );
        const getReactAppConstants=(envName)=>{
        //   let r='';
        //   const environment = Environments[envName]; 
        // for (const key in environment) {
        //   if (environment.hasOwnProperty(key) && key.startsWith('REACT_APP')) {
        //     r+=`'process.env.${key}': process.env.${key},\n` ;
        //   }
        // }
        const environment = Environments[envName];  
        
        let r = '';

         
      
      const keys = Object.keys(environment).filter(key => key.startsWith('REACT_APP'));
     
      for (let i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
          const key = keys[i];
          r += `'process.env.${key}': process.env.${key}`;
          if (i !== keys.length - 1)   r += ',';
          r+='\n';
      } 
      
        return r ;
        }

        const code = `module.exports = { 
          plugins: [
            new webpack.DefinePlugin({
              ${getReactAppConstants(envName)},
             
            }),
          ],
        };`;
         
        let r= makeFile(filePath,code,{overwrite:true});
          if(r.error){ console.log(r);  process.exit(1);} 
          console.log('turbodev: Success')

      };
    
       //@todo, bring this 3 functions to turbodev END
 (async ()=>{

  
  try{
    let r;
    const envName = argv[0];
 
  console.log('turbodev before: Begin'); 
  makeWebpackConfig(envName); 
  console.log('turbodev before: Done');
 

  }catch(error){
      console.error( {error:true,code:"AFTER_COPY_EXCEPTION",exception:error});
      }
   
  })();
   }
   },
  after: class {
    /**
     * Constructor for the after command.
     * @param {Array} argv - The command line arguments. 
     */
    constructor(argv) {   
      //@todo, bring to turbodev library
      const copyToOutputPath=async(envName)=>{
        let r;
        const environment = Environments[envName]; 
        const targetPath =path.join('./'+envName);
        console.log('turbodev: copyToOutputPath'); 
        if(environment.APP_OUTPUT && environment.APP_OUTPUT.length>0){ 
          console.log('Copy from environment '+envName + ' copied to ./'+targetPath);
          makeDirectory(path.join(environment.APP_OUTPUT));
          r= await copy(    path.join( targetPath),     path.normalize(environment.APP_OUTPUT), {  verbose:true,  overwrite:true      });
          if(r.error){ console.log(r);  process.exit(1);} 
          console.log('turbodev: Success');

        }
      };
      //@todo, bring to turbodev library 
      const makeHtaccess=(envName)=>{
        const filePath = path.join("./",(envName=='development')?'':envName,'/.htaccess');
        let r;
        console.log('turbodev: makeHtaccess');
          const code = `Options -MultiViews
          RewriteEngine On
          RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
          RewriteRule ^ index.html [QSA,L]`; 
          r = makeFile(filePath,code),{overwrite:true};
          if(r.error){ console.log(r);  process.exit(1);} 
          console.log('turbodev: Success')

      };
 
     
 (async ()=>{

  
  try{
    let r;
    const envName = argv[0];
 
  // Copy .htaccess
  console.log('turbodev: Begin');
  makeHtaccess(envName); 
 
  copyToOutputPath(envName);
  console.log('turbodev: Done');
 


  }catch(error){
      console.error( {error:true,code:"AFTER_COPY_EXCEPTION",exception:error});
      }
   
  })();
   }
   },
  init: class {
    /**
     * Constructor for the prestart command.
     * @param {Array} argv - The command line arguments.
     * @param {string} argv.0 - The environmnet to initialize

     * call as init development|production|distribution
     */
    constructor(argv) { 
      // Initialize the development environment using initEnv from @iorp/turbodev.development.devjs
      // Note: Before using the 'init' command, ensure you have a dev.js file in the root of your project. And
      // in this case also a package.json. 
      // The dev.js file should include the necessary configurations and environment variables.
      // You can customize the Environments object based on your project requirements.
      // The second parameter tells it to pass
      const envName = argv[0];
     let r= initEnv(envName,Environments, { 'homepage': 'REACT_APP_HOMEPAGE' },(envName)=>{
 
    
    });
     console.log(r)
    }
  }
  
}


module.exports = {
  
Environments,
CommandCollection
}

How it Works

@node-turbodev works by allowing developers to define environment settings and custom scripts in a turbodev.config.js file. This configuration file enables developers to specify various aspects of their development workflow, such as environment variables, middleware, and custom scripts. The provided scripts in the package.json file utilize @node-turbodev to manage different development tasks, such as starting a development server, building the project, and creating a distribution version.