@asbjornenge/raistlin
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Raistlin is a dev- & buildtool for browserify.
Raistlin is named after the wizard Raistlin Majere from the Dragonlance universe.
npm install --save-dev @asbjornenge/raistlin
Use the raistlin cli by itself or together with npm-run-scripts.
raistlin -h
raistlin create --type app someapp
{
"scripts": {
"start": "raistlin start --hot --images --stylus",
"build": "raistlin build",
"bundle": "raistlin bundle"
}
}
Raistlin is convention based. It is based on a 3 folder structure; app contains your source files, build is the build directory (used for development and builds) and dist is where bundles go to be published.
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A dev- and buildtool for browserify
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