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hapi-plugin-boilerplate

v0.0.1

Published

2 years ago

hapi plugin boilerplate in es6 with babel

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hapi plugin boilerplate hapijs hapi plugin es6 hapi es6 es6 hapi

Hapi Plugin Boilerplate in ES6

ES6 to ES5 transpile: Babel
Test Utility: Lab
Assertion Lib: Code
Lint: eslint with babel-eslint

Get started

Clone this repository [email protected]:ubaltaci/hapi-plugin-boilerplate.git
Install dependencies npm install
Check src/index.es6 file, its a simple plugin adds a route to hapi server.
Run npm run compile, transpiled file will located in dist/index.js
Run test with npm run test

Structure

src folder contains all ES6 source
dist folder contains transpiled ES5 code
test folder contains ES6 tests with transformer.js to tell lab how to transpile ES6 files.

NPM scripts

lint npm run lint execute eslint on src folder with babel-eslint parser and reports.
compile npm run compile execute babel on src folder and outputs to dist folder.
test npm run test execute lab on test folder with custom transpile information.
coverage npm run coverage coverage report by Lab.
prepublish called before npm publish just in case to forget to compile before publish.