Microservice PoC running at Nodejs inside Docker
- Source code coverage with coveralls. Note this is in addition to Codeclimate code coverage
- Continous Integration (build and test Github projects) with open-source tool travis-ci
- Version control and issue tracking with github
- Project dependency checker with david-dm
- Automated code review with and show source code coverage codeclimate. Note that this is in addition to Coveralls coverage
- Javascript documentation notation with jsdoc
- Evaluation of inline code documentation from Inch CI
npm installcd nodejs-microservice-poc
git init
git add .
git commit -m “Initial commit with use of scaffolding”
git remote add origin [email protected]:ismarslomic/nodejs-microservice-poc.git
git push --set-upstream origin master- Go to Travis account
- Press the Sync button
- Switch to ON for the repository
- If Travis has not been configured to make push towards GitHub, then follow these instructions
- Make new
git pushto trigger build
- Add Github Repository at codeclimate.com
- Fill out the repository name and press `Import repo from Github
- Follow the JavaScript instructions to connect code quality with test coverage. Remember to add the environment variable to Travis and to your local env as well. You can find the repo token in the URL barl of your browser.
- Go to the Inch-CI project and press Create button
No setup is required, david-dm will automatically recognise and run check
- Add new repo by swithing Github repo to ON
- Follow the SET UP COVERALLS steps for adding
.coveralls.ymlin repository root - Run the NPM script
npm run coveralls - Travis will automatically run this command after each build. See .travis.yml
gulp testto runlintandistanbulgulp releaseto bump version number inpackage.jsongulptotestandwatch
npm run docsgenerates HTML documentation in /docs based with help ofjsdocannotationsnpm run coverallsnpm run testruns mocha test by triggeringgulp test
/publish_docs.shpublish documentation placed at/docsto github pages by commiting to branchgh-pages
- Mocha Unit Testing with gulp-mocha
- Automagically lint your code with gulp-jshint
- Check JavaScript code style with gulp-jscs
- Measuring code coverage with gulp-istanbul
- Upload LCOV data to coveralls.io with coveralls
- Bump npm versions with gulp-bump
- Debug your code with debug
- Neat utilities with lodash
- Creating and composing asynchronous promises with q
Upgrade npm modules to latest version by use of npm-check-updates
# Install the npm package globally
npm install -g npm-check-updates
# Get list of all upgrades
ncu
# Upgrade all npm modules to latest version and update package.json file
sudo ncu -u(Coming soon)
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using gulp.
- nodes-restful-api - RESTful API with MongoDB, Restify, NodeJS
- CI Test for Browser - Run your browser tests on every push, demo project js-traverse
- GA on Github - Google Analytics collector-as-a-service (using GA measurement protocol).
- idiomatic.js - Principles of Writing Consistent, Idiomatic JavaScript
- Use jsdoc
- Using the ES6 transpiler Babel on Node.js
- Node Collection
- http://tools.ampersandjs.com/
- https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs
- https://www.npmjs.com/package/frontend-npm-goodies
- https://github.com/Raynos/http-framework/wiki/Modules#response
- https://github.com/npm-dom
- https://www.npmjs.com/package/mad-science-modules
- https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-collection-language-tools#readme
- And more...
Copyright (c) 2015 Ismar Slomic. Licensed under the MIT license.