My set of minimal-config dev libraries for new Javascript projects
- Support "download, install, and go" as much as possible to enable the project to be as easy to start and understand as possible.
- Bundling and specialized platform configuration (docker, environment variables) should be minimized or made optional as much as possible support a variety of dev strategies. Projects should not require global command line or special path setup. It should download what it needs.
- Support as many config-less platforms as possible to keep supporting a variety of dev strategies as painless as possible and starting a new project as quick as possible.
- Maintain consistent code style that enables broad read-ability and prevents mistakes.
- Make it easy to build to a static GitHub page to publish examples.
A painless, nearly config-less build platform that can build staticly served html pages out of the box and supports a variety of transpiled languages and dev servers.
# Build a project and output urls with a relative path
parcel build <file.ext> --public-url ./ --no-cache --no-source-mapsFor client side tests and html that can only be tested in the browser.
General javascript testing and assertion framework.
For code coverage awareness.
The puppeteer-to-istanbul package can help visualize the puppeteer code coverage.
Requires a eslint and eslint-plugin-html packages to be installed to work.
Requires htmlhint packages to be installed.
TODO get familiar, document
Requires editor plugin sometimes
Settings so ESLint works on HTML files.
For code cleanliness and sanity.
For running tests against master and PRs.
VSCode
ESLint for VSCode
HTMLHint (for VSCode)
EditorConfig for VSCode
TODO document helper npm packages, provide basic package.json