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skatejs-build

v12.2.0

Published

Common build tasks for SkateJS projects.

Downloads

39

Readme

SkateJS build

This is the build that all SkateJS repositories should use. You can use this in any project you want, though.

To install:

npm install skatejs-build --save

To template out a new project:

sk-init

Commands

The following commands are available:

sk-bundle

Creates a bundle for your app / lib in dist/. Both minified and unminified files are created with sourcemaps. The dist/ directory is ignored by Git, but will be published upon release.

sk-commit

Shorthand for using git cz.

sk-init

Templates out a new project. If run in an existing project, it won't overwrite any files and will create any files that don't already exist.

This command also sets up commitizen and semantic-release so you can have fully automated releases.

sk-release

This is automatically called in CI upon a successful build to publish a release. Whether or not a release actually happens is up to semantic release.

sk-server

Runs webpack-dev-server.

sk-tests

Runs the tests once in Karma.

sk-tests-watch

Runs the tests in watch mode for development.

sk-lint

Runs eslint semistandard rules to check code styleguide

sk-lint-fix

Automatically fixes eslint rule violations.