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Part 7: Making a Browser Build
Now what if we wanted to make it so a website could consume our nifty library? We could force them to create a node api to use…
Part 6: Adding ES6 Support
We need to add babel-cli to our dev dependencies:
Next we will add a build script for babel. Looking in our node_modules/bin we can see babel has been added making it available to npm for…
Part 5: Automating Testing and Code Coverage
Automatically running tests before commits with ghooks
I really think git hooks are pretty sweet! So git has events right? commit, push, receive etc. Well what if you wanted to…
Part 4: Automating Releases
As developers we should be looking to automate as much as we can. Setting SemVer values is certainly one we should do. One reason is to reduce how much we have to remember for regular tasks, another is removing emotion…
Part 3: Setting up Unit Testing
There are tons of testing libraries out there. I am going to stick with the more common ones mocha and chai for now. In later parts I will introduce a few more. In order to use them we should install them!
Part 2: Creating the library
If you missed it check out Part 1: The Setup
This is going to be a tough section. I will be using my module as an example but you will need to create your own. I was inspired by the original…
This tutorial is going to assume nearly zero experience with any of the tools I am going to present. Going from blinking cursor to ongoing releases I will dive as deep as I can for each subject. This may be new…
I added a browser consumable version of my amazing (to me at least) random-character-name module. Now you can just include the cdn version and you are good to go. It was pretty easy really. I just needed to add a few build scripts to package.json. I installed webpack as a…