A highly opinionated build and development tool for web projects.
A concatenation of the following tools, hidden behind a minimalistic command-line-interface:
- webpack - module bundler
- babel - write next-gen javascript
- postcss - write next-gen css
- prettier - formats your code
- eslint - lints your code
- husky - add git commit hooks
- commitlint - lint your commit messages
- conventional-changelog - auto generate changelog
- depcheck - sync dependencies between node_modules and package.json and check for unused modules
- package-json-validator - validate package.json
- size-limit - check size limit
- check-dependencies check that modules are synced between package.json and package-lock.json
- jarvis - start a browser based Webpack dashboard
- speed-measure-webpack-plugin - measure time it takes for webpack plugins to run
- validate node and npm versions
- validate that strict versioning is used in package.json for modules
When you rely on microservice architecture or merely deploy multiple similar web projects, you find yourself replicating a lot of mundane work, and that's where Huel comes in. It allows you to hide all the configuration files and scripts behind a few commands defined in your package.json file. There's also a huel init command which bootstraps your project with various build and development scripts and also adds commitlint, a git hook which lints your commits.
- Node > 8
npm install --save-dev huelhuel build --template src/index.html --entry src/index.js --output dist/huel build --env development --debug -w --port 1337 --template src/index.html --entry src/index.js --output dist/huel test --all --verboseYou have to stand in the root directory of your application, the same directory as your package.json for any of the commands to work.
Some helpful resources:
Follows Conventional Commits.