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Taskrunner for JvM/Neckar Groundzero projects

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  • @jvmn/groundzero-taskrunner-webpack

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (@jvmn/groundzero-taskrunner-webpack) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

Readme

Jung von Matt/Neckar - GroundZero Taskrunner

What is this script doing?

In charge of running the dev / build / release / deploy / newpattern toolchain for groundzero projects by providing a simple CLI.

*** This package is a dependencie of JvM/Neckar Groundzero, will not work as a standalone ***

Installation

  1. npm install:

    npm install @jvmn/groundzero-taskrunner-webpack --save-dev
  2. get all coomand options by running from the terminal:

    groundzero help
  • for convinence, groundzero projects should also come with mapped npm commands to the CLI.

  • if you need to overwrite some config files in your project, copy-paste the config you need from the "config-templates" folder to your project root folder and edit as you wish.

Development

For development of the taskrunner, you would want to:

  1. clone the repo and install it.

  2. clone the latest groundzero-pattern repo, install it and run within-it:

    npm link path/to/taskrunner

    path: to get full path run pwd in terminal

  3. this would map the taskrunner repo to run as a native node_modules package in the groundzero-pattern, giving you the ability to develop without the need to rebuild and quickly run the tasks against a sample groundzero project

Publish on npm

Run:

  1. changelog
    npm run pkg:release
  2. publish
    npm run pkg:publish

If you need to publish a next/rc or other tags run:

npm publish --access public --tag TAGNAME