Minimalism

Cleans up the mess in your GitHub project root by allowing to move config files into package.json.

Installation

• npm install --save minimalism

Usage

1. Include unwanted config files in your package.json

{
	"minimalism": {
		".travis.yml": "sudo: false\nlanguage: node_js\nnode_js:\n  - 'stable'\n  - '4.2.0'\nscript: npm run travis"
	}
}

2. Add minimalism as a dependency.
3. Add this postinstall script to your package.json.

{
	"scripts": {
		"postinstall": "minimalism"
	}
}

4. .gitignore the unwanted config-files so they won't show up in your commits (tip: you can include your .gitignore in your package.json)

FAQ

Why is build published on GitHub? Isn't that redundant?

It's needed for viewing the covered lines in coveralls, so I included it.