dolphins-sample-lib-kuba v0.0.2

FP.dolphins-sample-lib-kuba

What is the purpose of this repository?

This is skeleton of package (library) to be shared as a dependency in other frontend projects. Do not clone it manually! Instead, use One Click Deployment tool. For more information, please refer to Eureka documentation.

How to use it?

There are several scripts set up for you:

Compilation

npm run build

Compiles your package with TypeScript Compiler to JavaScript (ES5). Triggers test:perf script afterwards.

Testing

npm run test

Runs unit tests for your project. Output will be available in the console. Part of StepStone NPM Scripts.

npm run test:watch

Runs test watcher for your project. While test watcher is on, whenever you change code of your project or of unit test of your project, corresponding tests will be automatically triggered. Part of StepStone NPM Scripts.

npm run test:coverage

Runs unit tests for your project and calculates code coverage. Report will be displayed in console and available as HTML file under /coverage/lcov-report/index.html path. Part of StepStone NPM Scripts.

npm run test:perf

Checks if your resulting bundle meets our https://eureka.stepstone.com/display/ARCH/Client-side+performance+standards+and+methods(performance budgets).

Note: All test scripts will also generate test-report.json file with test results. This file is used by Bamboo in order to display results of your unit tests in human readable way.

Static code analysis

npm run lint

Triggers static code analysis for your source code (all .ts files in /src directory). Checks compliance with our official code style.

npm run lint:fix

Fixes some of the issues discovered by npm run lint script.

npm run sonar

Triggers SonarQube analysis of your project. Results will be available in our SonarQube dashboard.

Releasing new versions

npm run release

Bumps version number in multiple files, creates new tag, generates changelog. Part of StepStone NPM Scripts.

How to develop my project with it?

Refer to an example in /src directory.