0.1.1 • Published 5 years ago

@rock-kit/ui-scripts v0.1.1

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ui-scripts

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A CLI tool for UI component libraries made by Rock Content.

Installation

yarn add @rock-kit/ui-scripts

Scripts

build

To build (babel transpile) a package to be consumed as a library:

yarn ui-build

To build (webpack) a package to be consumed as an application:

yarn ui-build --bundle

clean

To clean out built/generated files from a package:

yarn ui-build --clean

modules

yarn ui-build --modules lib writes commonjs modules to the lib/ directory.

yarn ui-build --modules es writes es modules to the es/ directory.

If not specified, modules defaults to es,lib.

test

To run (karma/mocha) tests for a package:

yarn ui-test

lint

To lint (eslint/stylelint) a package:

yarn ui-test --lint

To lint a commit message (the HEAD commit):

yarn ui-scripts --lint-commit

commit

To write a correctly formatted commit message and commit the staged changes:

yarn ui-scripts --commit

install-react

To install a specific version of React and ReactDOM without updating package.json (defaults to the versions specified in the resolutions field):

yarn ui-scripts --install-react [version]

bump

To update all package versions (defaults to determining the version automatically using commit messages):

yarn ui-scripts --bump [version|major|minor|patch]

publish

To publish all packages (defaults to current version):

yarn ui-scripts --publish [version]

fix-publish

If the publish command fails, you can run the fix-publish script to publish a version if it hasn't been published already. This script will try to determine (using npm info) if the version is already published before publishing.

yarn ui-scripts --fix-publish [version]

post-publish

To run post-publish steps (create Git tag, create Jira version, Slack notification) of the release script:

yarn ui-scripts --post-publish

deploy-docs

To run the deploy of the documentation (to Github pages):

yarn ui-scripts --deploy-docs

examples

To build component examples and start up a dev server with hot reloading:

yarn ui-build --examples --watch -p 8080

To build component examples for deploying:

yarn ui-build --examples

server

To start up a server to test production builds of examples or docs:

yarn ui-scripts --server -p 8080

tag

To add an NPM dist-tag for all packages:

yarn ui-scripts --tag add 5.11.0 latest

To remove an NPM dist-tag for all packages:

yarn ui-scripts --tag rm 5.11.0 latest

deprecate

To deprecate all packages (optional arguments: version, fix version):

yarn ui-scripts --deprecate 5.11.0 5.11.1

Configuration

If you'd like to use the publish, deploy, and release scripts, you'll need to configure your project as follows:

Project level

Add the config to your project level package.json file:

"config": {
  "ui-scripts": {
    "slack_emoji": ":rockkit:",
    "slack_channel": "#rockkit",
    "jira_host": "rockcontent.atlassian.net",
    "jira_project_id": "17900",
    "jira_project_key": "INSTUI",
    "npm_scope": "@rock-kit:registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/",
    "gh_pages_branch": "gh-pages",
    "gh_pages_dir": "packages/__docs__/__build__",
    "gh_pages_cname": "rockcontent.design",
    "changelog_url": "https://rockcontent.design/#CHANGELOG"
  }
}

Environment variables

Add a .env file to your project root:

NPM_TOKEN=
NPM_USERNAME=
NPM_EMAIL=
GIT_EMAIL=""
GIT_USERNAME=
GIT_REMOTE_URL=gerrit:rock-kit
GIT_REMOTE_NAME=origin
JIRA_CONSUMER_KEY=
JIRA_TOKEN=
JIRA_SECRET=
JIRA_PEM_PATH=/Users/your_user_name/.ssh/jira.pem
SLACK_USERNAME=rockkit
SLACK_WEBHOOK=