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This project simplifies and standardizes the main development tasks of node.js projects that are part of the azk project. Among them are:
azk
projects;.editorconfig
, .jshintrc
and .jscsrc
;spec-helper.js
with mocha
, chai
, chai-subset
and chai-promise
;npm-deploy
script that assists in releasing npm packages;Among the gulp tasks we have:
lint
and watch:lint
: for code standards testing, via jshint and jscs;babel[|:spec|:src]
and babel[|:spec|:src]
: transpile es6
code to es5
via babel;editor:config
: copy the dotfiles to the current project folder, allowing their use in the editor and not only in the lint process;babel:runtime:[install|version]
: to assist in the babel runtime installation process;Before adding azk-dev
to your project, be sure to remove babel
, babel-core
and babel-babel-runtime
if they're declared as dependencies. Now install azk-dev
:
$ npm install gulp azk-dev --save-dev
How to import commons azk-dev gulp tasks and extends:
// gulpfile.js
var azk_gulp = require('azk-dev/lib/gulp')({
cwd : __dirname,
sourcemaps_path: "/mytest", // Custom path to prefix transpiled files
lint: [ "bin/**/*.js" ], // Extra files for the lint analyzer
});
var gulp = azk_gulp.gulp;
gulp.task("show:args", "Help text", ["before:show"], function() {
console.log(azk_gulp.yargs.argv);
return null;
}, { aliases: ["sa", "s"] });
Check the tasks added to the running gulp (yes we have a gulp help
\o/):
$ gulp help
{ src: "src" , dest: "./lib/src" }
;{ src: "spec" , dest: "./lib/spec" }
;[]
;true
;[ "lint", "test" ]
;{
presets: ['es2015'],
plugins: ['add-module-exports'],
}
If you use "generators" in your code, you'll need to install babel-polyfill
:
$ gulp babel:polyfill:install
// spec/spec-help.js
var Helpers = {
expect : require('azk-dev/lib/chai').expect,
};
export default Helpers;
var BPromise = require('bluebird');
var enable_generators = require('azk-dev/lib/generators');
enable_generators((fn) => BPromise.coroutine(fn)());
Copy dotfiles .jscsrc
, .jshintrc
and .editorconfig
from shared
folder to current project. Use --force
to overwrite.
$ gulp editor:config
Adding this in package.json:
"deploy" : "./node_modules/.bin/npm-deploy"
Now you can deploy package with:
$ npm run deploy [<newversion> | major | minor | patch | premajor | preminor | prepatch | prerelease]
This should run the following steps:
npm test
package.json
, commit and add tag"Azuki", "Azk" and the Azuki logo are copyright (c) 2013-2015 Azuki Serviços de Internet LTDA.
Azk-dev source code is released under Apache 2 License.
Check LEGAL and LICENSE files for more information.
FAQs
Library which holds the basic tools for the development of azk projects
We found that azk-dev demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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