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rosaenlg-boilerplate

v3.3.0

Published

boilerplate for RosaeNLG project

Downloads

35

Readme

RosaeNLG boilerplate

Start your project

For real time debug and rendering:

  • open a terminal in VSCode
  • use npx rosaenlg-cli -l en_US -w templates\phoneCli.pug

Gulp/CI:

  • gulp init to create dist folder
  • gulp texts to generate the texts in dist
  • testing:
    • mocha to run the tests
    • use npm run test or gulp test to run the tests and generate a nice report in mochawesome-report folder
    • gulp nonreg to generate the non regression reference test file
  • optional: use gulp package to package your templates for usage in a RosaeNLG server

Upload an existing project

  • put the JSON file containing your packaged template at the root folder, named packaged.json
  • gulp unpack will delete the content of templates folder and unpack your packaged template in it