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@spyke183/ci-cd-ynov

v0.3.0

Published

Projet React de démonstration d'une pipeline CI/CD complète avec GitHub Actions, déploiement automatique sur GitHub Pages, couverture de tests via Codecov et documentation générée avec JSDoc.

Downloads

339

Readme

ci-cd-ynov

Projet React de démonstration d'une pipeline CI/CD complète avec GitHub Actions, déploiement automatique sur GitHub Pages, couverture de tests via Codecov et documentation générée avec JSDoc.

Pré-requis

  • Node.js 20.x
  • npm

Installation

npm ci

Lancer l'application en développement

npm start

L'application est servie sur http://localhost:3000.

Lancer les tests

npm test

Cette commande exécute Jest avec génération du rapport de couverture.

Générer la documentation

npm run jsdoc

La documentation est générée dans le dossier public/docs.

Déploiement

Le déploiement sur GitHub Pages est automatique à chaque push sur la branche master, via le workflow GitHub Actions.

Application en ligne : https://Spyke183.github.io/ci-cd-ynov/