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generator-kyper-library

v0.1.2

Published

2 years ago

Starting place for ESNext library. Uses webpack run through npm scripts to build.

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es6 babel library esnext webpack yeoman-generator webpack-library

generator-kyper-library

Starting place for ESNext libraries using Webpack

Installation

First, install Yeoman and generator-kyper-library using npm (we assume you have pre-installed node.js).

npm install -g yo
npm install -g generator-kyper-library

Then generate your new project:

yo kyper-library

Tests

npm run test - run tests npm run test:cov - run tests and generate coverage

Travis

Visit travis to enable your gihub repo. Builds settings can be changed in .travis.yml

Deployment

AWS S3

Selecting AWS S3 from the deploy options when running the generator adds deploy configs in .travis.yml.

Get your AWS Key and Secret from the AWS Console Credentials page
Set the following environment vars within the Travis-CI repo settings page:

AWS_KEY - Your AWS key
AWS_SECRET - Your AWS secret
S3_BUCKET - Your S3 Bucket

Code Climate

Visit code climate dashboard to enable codeclimate for your repo on Github. Coverage will be sent automatically by Travis.

Get the key from the settings->coverage page and place it in Travis environment variable as CODE_CLIMATE

License

MIT © Scott Prue