jigglypuff v0.0.23

Fake Aixforce Web Container

requirements

• nodejs: ~0.10 (with npm)

usage

First, install jigglypuff use git repo url or local path.

npm install -g jigglypuff

Second, run it.

jiggly

help:

jiggly -h

config

jigglypuff can accept a config file named jiggly.json under the work path.

options

All options has default value below:

{
  "serverPort": 8080,
  "filesHome": "public",
  "viewsHome": "public/views",
  "componentsHome": "public/components",
  "dataFile": [],
  "extraHelpers": [],
  "oldMode": false,
  "pageMode": false
}

The config file (jiggly.json) can include multiple option groups. Depend on env variable NODE_ENV, one group will be loaded.

ex:

{
  filesHome: "public",
  "env": {
    "dev": {
      "serverPort": 8081
    },
    "prod": {
      "serverPort": 80
    }
  }
}

All unset options will use the default value.

workflow

1. leave all .js files in lib/ folder there
2. write code with coffee in src/ folder
3. write test code with coffee in test/ folder
4. run npm test, make sure all tests passed
5. use npm run compile to compile coffee to js
6. commit and push to git

To compile and install the repo, use npm run build.

use mock data

Write a .js file and setting the option dataFile to point to it.

The data file may like below:

module.exports = {
  "/api/test": {
    data1: "some data",
    data2: "some data2",
    data3: ["11", "22", "33"]
  },
  "/api/test2": function(params, method) { // method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE...
    return {
      data1: params.p1,
      data2: params.p2
    };
  }
}

Export your datas with url:object/function pair. And if functions provided, all the request params in form and query will be passed in.