#Project Fusion

Hello!

Presenting ambitious, opinionated and yet highly flexible web app starter kit for modular development.

Features —

• JSPM package manager
• Support to ES6/Ecmascript 2015, AMD or common JS using System JS
• Automatic semver bump based GIT commit message
• Automatic release notes from GIT commit message
• TDD / BDD using Karma, Mocha and Chai
• Automatic styleguide generation
• Automatic Javascript documentation generation
• Styleguide variables can be changed from dashboard
• External and internal dependency management from NPM, Bower, Github, Bitbucket, Stash or any custom private/public endpoint.
• CSS as module dependency
• Linting
• Code coverage
• CSS regression testing
• Optimize HTML and CSS using CSS nano and HTML inspector
• Completely automate issue management, development, deployment and CI

How to use

Installation

• Install Node JS
• You need to have Gulp and JSPM installed globally:

$ npm i -g gulp jspm

• Optionally bower if you intend to use it:

$ npm i -g bower

Also install Karma if you want to use Karma commands directly

$ npm i -g karma

Installing babel globally is a good idea

$ npm i -g babel

Install dependencies

$ npm install && jspm install

Start development server

$ gulp serve

Development Servers

• BrowserSync http://localhost:3001/.
• BrowserSync UI http://localhost:3002/.
• Styleguide development server http://localhost:3000/.
• ESDoc Javascript documentation development server http://localhost:3001/docs/esdoc.

Serve files from distribution folder

$ gulp serve:dist

CSS regression testing

It uses BackstopJS for regression testing. To bypass running commands from node_modules/backstopjs folder I've aded following wrappers.

$ gulp gen-css-config # To generate Backstop config alternative to genConfig
$ gulp reference-css # To generate reference images alternative to reference
$ gulp test-css # To generate reference images alternative to test

Create build

$ gulp

It'll run tests, lint and create production build in dist folder. Static deployeble Styleguide build is located in dist\styleguide.

Git commit message format

Use following convention https://github.com/ajoslin/conventional-changelog/blob/master/conventions/angular.md

Create release

$ gulp release

Autogenerate github changelog

$ gulp github-release

Note- Due to known issue gulp release does not include latest release in CHANGELOG.md. For workaround run following tasks in sequence.

$ gulp bump
$ gulp changelog
$ gulp github-release

Create and install private end points

$ jspm registry config stash

Where stash is name of custom endpoint. It will prompt for repository server URL, credentials etc. as applicable. Once endpoint is configured, install it using:

$ jspm install stash:projname/reponame

Configure as many endpoints as required.

Auto configure registry

https://github.com/jspm/jspm-cli/wiki/Registries#auto-configuring-registries

Modules organization

It's recommended to install modules as external packages but application code in single application also can be organized as modules. How modules are organized is totally depends on project but following is recommended way for it.

• app directory holds main application code.
• app/styles, app/scripts, app/images, app/fonts are used for generic application wide assets for CSS, JS, images and fonts. Which should mostly act as junction box and very minimal.
• Modules will go in app/fuses.
• Recommended way to name module root directory is to prefix it with fuse-, i.e. fuse-my-module.
• A module shall be self sufficient and should not directly depend on other packages. It should be treated as separate repository even if it's part of main code base.
• All releated assets e.g. CSS, tests, JS etc should go in module folder or styles, scripts, images, tests, fonts subfolders.
• Test files should suffix .spec.

Future roadmap (Work in progress)

• Virtualise / containerise development environment using Vagrant and Docker
• Single click deployment
• Use SighJS as task runner