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V1 of Pulpo #1

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@camacho camacho commented Sep 13, 2016

This branch now fully meets the expectations of the README for the defined interface and functionality. Please review ASAP and give feedback so we can integrate back into the Bonito project.

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"testRegex": "/test/.*\\.spec\\.(ts|tsx)$"
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Minor clarifications. I saw the demo last week. Can't wait to see this in action in https://github.com/docker/bonito and our CLI/Platform come to fruition.

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kyhy commented Sep 13, 2016

Would you need to be logged in as a specific user to be able to use npm install --save pulpo?

### Definition
A property is comprised of the following keyed values:

* **description** (*required string*) - a to define the purpose of the property
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typo?

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(how do you select a single line for comment?)

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camacho commented Sep 13, 2016

@kyhy yea, in the beginning you will need to be part of the bonito npm org to install the module, but eventually I hope we will be open sourcing this and publishing it publicly so that won't be necessary

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"js"
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moduleFileExtensions seem to be ts, tsx and js. Should the testRegex also check for js? Or does it handle js extensions automatically? "testRegex": "/test/.*\\.spec\\.(ts|tsx|js)$"

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we explicitly do not want to run any JS files found since most of the editor add-ons for typescript will compile the files in the same directory while working, so we only want to pay attention to our original source files

"files": [
"src/index.ts"
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Tab size appears to be 4 instead of 2

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kyhy commented Sep 13, 2016

is this branch using Typescript Definition Manager?

Kind of over my head. Otherwise, LGTM with minor comments.

Can't wait to use bonito!

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camacho commented Sep 14, 2016

@kyhy - yup, we are using the typings npm for this guy

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