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@xhubio/build-base

v1.0.234

Published

## Why should I care about this module?

Downloads

10

Readme

@xhubio/build-base

Why should I care about this module?

For none mono-repositories this module reduces the effort to handle a lot of repositories. It provides methods to update and maintain already created repositories.

Makes it easy to create a new repository from scratch and set it up with all the files to have a 'working' module. So it helps to unify all the repos.

Just follow the instructions and give it a try.

Script

Describes the available scripts for initial creation and maintenance.

How to use this module

The aim of this module ist to provide an easy way to setup new repositories and to maintain the exiting ones.

Package.json

To maintain or configure the 'package.json' file the following files needs to be maintained.

  • src/config/packageInitial.json
    All the values entered here will be used to create a new 'package.json' file.

  • src/config/packageUpdate.json
    All the values entered here will be updated or added with the command.

  • src/config/packageDelete.json
    All the values entered here will be delete with the command.

Files

To maintain the configuration files the following files need to be maintained

  • src/config/templateFilesInitial.json
    The array contains a list of files to be copied from the templates folder into the new repository.

    Some of these files have a meaning even in the template folder of this repository so they must be renamed.
    For this teh array could also have an object where the source name could be different from the target name.
    
    .example for file names
    [source.json]
    ----
    [
      ".releaserc.json",         
      {                          
        "dest": ".gitignore",
        "src": "gitignore"
      },
    ]
    ----
    <1> Just a file name.
    <2> The name of the source file is different to the target file.
  • src/config/templateFilesUpdate.json
    The list of files to be updated or added. The 'xhubioUpdate' will overwrite files only if called with the 'force' option.

  • src/config/templateFilesDelete.json
    The array contains a list of filenames relative to the root project which should be deleted from the maintained repository.

xhubioInit

Creates an initial new project for a lib.

mkdir <name of new repo>
cd <name of new repo>
git init

Cloned repo

git clone @yourOrg/repo-name
cd repo-name

Once in the project folder

npm init --yes                                  
npm install --save-dev @xhubio/build-base  
npx xhubio-scripts-lib xhubioInit                       
  • Creates an initial package.json file.

  • Adds the base module @xhubio/build-base as a devDependency.

  • Executes the init script.

After this the following entries needs to be updated in the 'package.json' file.

{
  "name": "your-name-xxx",                                   
   "repository": {
    "url": "https://github.com/yourOrg/your-name--xxx.git"   
  }
}
  • The package name must be changed to the right one.

  • Enter the correct name of the repo

xhubioUpdate

Updates existing configuration files. Also updates the package.json file.

npm run xhubioUpdate       
npm run xhubioUpdate force 
npm run xhubioUpdate clean 
  • Only and new files or entries in the package.json and delete files.

  • Also overwrite existing files and entries in the package.json.

  • Only relevant for package.json. It resets the file to the current init state.

Documentation generation

To generate documentation execute

npm run doc

the following tools needs to be installed:

  • asciidoctor

  • asciidoctor-pdf

  • asciidoctor-diagram

  • pandoc

To install all of these run the following commands:

$ brew install asciidoctor
$ brew install pandoc

For asciidoctor-diagram run the following commands:

$ gem install asciidoctor-diagram
$ bundle