@spbarker/vision

Vision

Pomodoro style timer for Mac OS written using Electron & React!

Getting Started

• yarn start will compile all of the necessary JS and run the electron application.
• yarn js:lint will lint the application.
• yarn test:coverage will run the unit tests.

Linting

Linter of choice is StandardJS.

Installing the application locally

To build the app itself and install it to your applications run yarn dist and then open the dmg present in dist/.

Contributing

Commiting

All commit messages should be done through Commitizen, which is configured to use the @metahub/cz-conventional-commit adapter. These are installed locally through dev dependencies.

To commit through Commitizen, just run yarn cm, and follow the interactive prompt. This enforces proper semantic versioning and releasing with CI.

Reviewing

master branch is protected and required two reviews to be merged.

Testing

pre-commit and pre-push hooks have been set up using husky to enforce that unit tests and linting are both run at these points.

The test coverage is enforced at 100% across the board - no exceptions. All of the tests should pass with 100% coverage for a PR to even be considered for review.

CI

The CI tool of choice is CircleCI and runs on every pull request, not every commit however. The CI will run yarn install, linting, unit tests, and then finally a JS build to ensure that everything is in working order.

Releasing

Releasing is handled automatically by CI. The versioning is handled itself by a tool called semantic-release.

Once this has completed a new git tag will be created. However the version in package.json will not have been updated. This job will need to be done separately.