yProx-CLI

A tool for bulk linting and building assets.

Another tool?

Yes, but linting and building a lot of assets is now easier than ever!

Out of the box, yProx-CLI comes with:

JavaScript support (+ Buble)
CSS and Sass support
Rollup support (JavaScript, Vue, GraphQL) for modern apps
ESLint for linting JavaScript files
Stylelint for linting CSS and Sass support
Copy/Paste files
Images optimization

yProx-CLI is really useful for us because it allowed us to package all the tools we need in only big package.

We have ~150 WordPress projects and it was really hard to maintain ~25 dev dependencies (for Gulp) for each project. Using yProx-CLI saves us some huge amount of time because:

we were able to externalize all those dependencies in one package
we were able to externalize the tooling in one package. Before, everything was in a Gulp file configuration

Documentation

Read the documentation.

Development workflow

You need to install dependencies first:

$ yarn

Tests

Tests are located inside the test folder. You can run them with:

$ yarn test

Be sure to always add a test when you are modifying something!

Linting

We use ESlint, the AirBnb preset, the Recommended rules for TypeScript, and Prettier.

You can lint the code with:

$ yarn lint
$ yarn lint --fix # will automatically fix some errors

Contribution

Make a pull request, its title should follows Angular commit message convention
You should Squash and Merge your pull request

Publishing a new release

This is automatically done by Travis every day if there was a build in the last 24 hours.

I don't want to wait

When being authenticated to npm and GitHub, run:

$ yarn semantic-release --no-ci

Current Tags

3.3.23 ... latest (a day ago)