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note-form-generator

v0.1.0

Published

2 months ago

A note form generator without dependencies made in JavaScript and HTML

Downloads

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NFG

A note form generator without dependencies made in JavaScript and HTML

Installation

Prerequisites: Node.js (16+) and npm.

Install dependencies:

cd D:\GitHub\NFG
npm install

If you encounter peer dependency errors on older npm versions, you can run:

npm install --legacy-peer-deps

Running Tests

Run the test suite once:

npm test

Run Jest in watch mode (re-runs on file changes):

npm run test:watch

Code Style / CS-Fixer

This project uses Prettier and ESLint. A convenience fixer script is provided:

npm run cs-fixer

Run only Prettier formatting:

npm run cs-fixer:prettier

Run only ESLint auto-fixes:

npm run cs-fixer:eslint

Contributing

Fork the repo and open a branch for your changes.
Run npm install and make sure tests pass: npm test.
Run the fixer before opening a PR: npm run cs-fixer.
Keep changes focused and add tests for bug fixes or new features.
Prefer small, well-described commits and include a clear PR description.

Notes

ESLint uses a flat config (eslint.config.js) compatible with ESLint v9+.
If you have permission issues installing dependencies on Windows, run an elevated PowerShell and re-run npm install.
Runtime: This project does not require any external services or runtime dependencies to function — the packaged HTML/JS runs standalone in a browser or embedded environment. The Node.js packages in devDependencies are provided only to assist development (testing, linting, formatting).