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generator-universal-library

v1.0.1

Published

A universal library generator

Readme

Universal library generator

NPM version Build Status Dependency Status

A simple Yeoman generator to create ES6 universal (UMD) libraries. Inspired from Generator-babel-boilerplate but with Webpack instead of Gulp to make it fast.

Preview

Features

  • Webpack as module bundler
  • Lint with ESLint
  • Compiles from ES6 to ES5 with Babel 6
  • Development and production (with UglifyJS plugin) builds
  • Easily configurable in a package.json field

Installation

First, install Yeoman and this generator as below :

npm i -g yo generator-universal-library

Then generate your new project in a new folder :

mkdir my-library && cd $_
yo universal-library

Usage

When you launch the generator, Yeoman will ask you a bunch of questions, create some code boilerplate and install NPM dependencies.

Then, you can write your library code in src folder. An empty file is present as a default entry file.

Note : The default entry file name depend on what you entered for the repository name. It can be easily changed in package.json file in library.entry field.

Next, choose production or development environment for the build :

Note : Every time you build, the lib folder get deleted.

Production

Run npm run build to compile and minify the code.

Development

Run npm start or npm run dev, Webpack watch and rebuild the code every time a modification is made.

Then, compiled code will be available in lib folder.

NPM Scripts

  • npm start or npm run dev - Build the library in development mode (watch and rebuilding on fly).
  • npm build - Build the library in production mode (with UglifyJS).
  • npm lint - Lint the source code.

FAQ

How can I customize entry/output file name ?

You can configure default values in package.json file :

"library": {
  "name": "my-library",
  "entry": "my-library.js"
}

License

MIT © Fabien Motte