This repository is a basic environment setup for an easy development start.
I'm at the very beginning with this repository and features will be added frequently.
In order to run this repository, you need node.js and npm.
To check if you are good to go, just run node --v and npm --v. In case you need it, head over to node.js and follow the instructions relating to your OS.
After cloning this repository, you have to install the dependencies via npm install.
To start developing, just run npm run start. Your *.js-files and *.scss-files will be watched and webpack builds bundled files for you.
When you open the index.html, which you can find in the dist-folder, you will see a read headline saying ''Welcome to Fundamentum!', if everything went well so far.
Running npm run start starts the following watch-tasks, which you can run separately, too (if you need it...).
For linting the JavaScript, I added eslint. You can lint any *.js-file in the src/js-folder by running npm run lint -s.
You can start a watch-task for eslint by running npm run watch:lint.
I added webpack to build your JavaScript and CSS. Just create *.js-files in the src/js-folder and import it in the index.js.
import test from './test';
test();Webpack compiles CSS from your *.(s)css-files found in the src/scss-folder.
You have to import the (S)CSS-source in your *.js-file and webpack bundles a minified CSS-file (styles.min.css) dependent on that JavaScript which is exported to the dist/css-folder.
import '../scss/test.scss';The exported and minified CSS-file is linked in the index.html.
To get rid off the main.js created by webpack, you can run npm run clean. Since it's a better practise to delete it every time you build your JavaScript again, it runs the moment right before the main.js is built.