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@kudobuzz/kbscripts

v1.2.1

Published

Configuration and scripts for kudobuzz projects

Readme

We have quite a number of js projects and we were finding it difficult updating tooling across these projects

Solution

A common configuration library

Table of Contents

Installation

This module is distributed via [npm][npm] which is bundled with [node][node] and should be installed as one of your project's devDependencies:

npm install --save-dev @kudobuzz/kbscripts

Usage

Install my running npm install @kudobuzz/kbscripts

Scripts

  1. kbscripts lint [Specific files can go here and args for eslint]

    Lints all js files in the target project.

  2. kbscripts format [Specific files can go here and other args to prettier]
    Format all js,md,ts,css files in the target project.

  3. kbscripts test [Specific files can go here and other args to mocha]
    Runs mocha on all *.test.js files in the target project. Tests are run recursively.

Workspace

This command allow managing package installation for workspaces.

Bootstrap

This allows you to setup all workspaces

  • It copies .env.sample > .env
  • It runs npm install for workspaces

Usage

kbscript workspace bootstrap

| Option | Description | Example | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | | workspace | This allows you to run a command for a single workspace | -- workspace api |

NPM Commands

This workspace commands supports all npm installation commands install, ci, uninstall and test To run a command for all workspaces use.

Usage

kbscript workspace {command} joi

Replace {command} with one of install, test, ci or uninstall

| Option | Description | Example | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | | workspace | This allows you to run a command for a single workspace | -- workspace api |

Docker-bootsrap

This allows you to copy a base Dockerfile to all workspaces.

Usage

kbscript workspace docker-bootstrap --path {PATH_TO_DOCKER_FILE}