create-projext

create-projext

Setup projext using npm init or yarn create

Introduction

This application allows anyone to use the npm init and yarn create "shortcut tasks" to initialise a new project with projext.

Usage

If you are using npm:

npm init projext [project-name] [options]

And if you are using Yarn:

yarn create projext [project-name] [options]

Both the project-name and the options are optional.

And that's all, the application will ask you a few questions about the features you want and the settings for your targets; after that, it will write the files and install the dependencies so you can start coding right away.

Options

The application has several options that allows you to speed up and customize the whole process:

Option	Description
-r, --rollup	Use Rollup as build engine
-c, --config	Create a configuration file for your targets
-q, --quick	Create a single target project ASAP
-n, --node	The target of quick mode must be for NodeJS
-l, --library	The target of quick mode must be a library
-t, --typeScript	The target of quick mode must use TypeScript
-f, --flow	The target of quick mode must use Flow
--react	Install the React plugin
--aurelia	Install the Aurelia plugin (only available for webpack)
--angularjs	Install the AngularJS plugin

Development

NPM/Yarn Tasks

Task	Description
yarn test	Run the project unit tests.
yarn run lint	Lint the modified files.
yarn run lint:full	Lint the project code.
yarn run docs	Generate the project documentation.
yarn run todo	List all the pending to-do's.

Testing

I use Jest with Jest-Ex to test the project. The configuration file is on ./.jestrc, the tests and mocks are on ./tests and the script that runs it is on ./utils/scripts/test.

Linting

I use ESlint to validate all our JS code. The configuration file for the project code is on ./.eslintrc and for the tests on ./tests/.eslintrc (which inherits from the one on the root), there's also an ./.eslintignore to ignore some files on the process, and the script that runs it is on ./utils/scripts/lint.

Documentation

I use ESDoc to generate HTML documentation for the project. The configuration file is on ./.esdocrc and the script that runs it is on ./utils/scripts/docs.

To-Dos

I use @todo comments to write all the pending improvements and fixes, and Leasot to generate a report. The script that runs it is on ./utils/scripts/todo.