@thebespokepixel/cordial

A reusuable module mastering and publishing system, built on top of Rollup, Babel 6, Gulp 4 and git-flow-avh

A system for creating and authoring on OS X and seamlessly deploying to Linux and OS X. With full es2015 with useful included extensions up to es2017, incuding async/await, and support of es2015 import/export module functionality.

Under the hood it uses Rollup, Babel, CoffeeScript, xo-tidy, gulp, git, git-flow-avh, @thebespokepixel/guppy (a customised fork of guppy with git-flow-avh hook support), shelljs, xo, ava and a handful of other gulp plugins to provide a single build system easily deployable across projects easily while being deeply customisable.

A feature of cordial is the ability to publish multi-personality modules for Node v4, v5 and v6 that expose as much native es2015 as each version supports and allows the inclusion of native es2015 code to allow tools such as Rollup, SystemJS and Traceur to perform tree-shaking and code-base optimisation.

Much more in depth docs to follow…

Requirements

• An up to date git. Apple's default in OS X 10.11 is fine, or brew install git
• brew install git-flow-avh. Peter Van Der Does' fork of git flow.

Prerequisites

Before installing, make sure that your destination repository has been git-flow enabled...

> git flow init --defaults

You don't need to use the default branch names, but unless you have particularly complex naming requirements, there's not much reason not to.

Niceties

Tower 2 Incredibly powerful and flexible Git GUI for OS X. With cordial, I can completely automate my release process to Github and npm without ever touching the command line.