Javali

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🐗 About

Javali (aka JAVAScript LIbrary) is a CLI like Create React App, but for creating JavaScript libraries. Below, some features:

• Simple command to create a library
• Fully ES6 that compiles to UMD and CommonJS
• Supports Typescript
• Jest for tests
• Rollup as bundler
• Live Server to run locally

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🐗 Get started

Using npx

1 ⁓ Install and create your library immediately:

npx javali my-lib

2 ⁓ Enjoy!

Using global cli

1 ⁓ Install Javali globally:

yarn global add javali

or

npm install -g javali

2 ⁓ Create your library:

javali my-lib

Or using TypeScript:

javali my-lib --typescript

3 ⁓ Enjoy!

✅ A folder and library called my-lib will be created in this case.

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🐗 Contributing

1. Fork this repository
2. git checkout -b my-feature
3. git add --all
4. git commit -m "My commit message about my-feature"
5. git push origin my-feature
6. Open a Pull Request =]

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🐗 License

MIT © Diogo Moretti