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pressbooks-build-tools

NPM package which includes all asset linting and build tools for Pressbooks projects.

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Pressbooks Build Tools

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NPM package which includes all asset linting and build tools for Pressbooks projects.

How To install

cd ~/code/pressbooks-dev/site/web/app/plugins/pressbooks
npm install --no-save pressbooks-build-tools

Why No Save?

When installing pressbooks-build-tools you install 955+ directories under node_modules. These modules are used to compile and copy files to assets/dist. These node_modules are never used in our code, never deployed.

When maintaining dozens & dozens of plugins & themes, 1 dependabot nag about some module in pressbooks-build-tools equals updating many, many GitHub repos to fix code we never deploy. It's not fun. For this reason we don't include pressbooks-build-tools in our plugins or themes package.json file.

Upgrading to 3.0

Version 3.0 of pressbooks-build-tools includes Laravel Mix 6.0, and as such will require some changes to build scripts wherever it is used. For example, the build task used in testing this package used to require the following script:

cross-env NODE_ENV=production node_modules/webpack/bin/webpack.js --no-progress --hide-modules --config=node_modules/laravel-mix/setup/webpack.config.js

The same build task can now be run using a new mix executable with an appropriate flag:

mix --production

For the full list of scripts and their replacements, see the Laravel Mix documentation.

Test Your Changes

This repo includes a boilerplate webpack.mix.js configuration used to test that, at the very least, .js and .scss files compile and that linters run. To run the test do:

npm install
npm run test

Expected: No errors. Everything is fine.

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Package last updated on 28 Jun 2021

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