FlashcardJS

started using backbone boilerplate:

https://github.com/backbone-boilerplate/backbone-boilerplate/

Prereqs

gem install bootstrap-sass

Getting started

The easiest way to get started is to install Git and clone the repository:

# Using Git, fetch only the latest commits.  You won't need the full history
# for your project.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/backbone-boilerplate/backbone-boilerplate

# Move the repository to your own project name.
mv backbone-boilerplate my-project

You will need to download and install Node.js if you want to use the commands in the following sections.

Updating dependencies

Third party packages may update independently from this main repo, so it's a good idea to update after fetching.

# Install global dependencies.  Depending on your user account you may need to
# gain elevated privileges using something like `sudo`.
npm install -g grunt-cli bower

# Optionally install coveralls (integration is baked in with Travis CI).
npm install -g coveralls

# Install NPM dependencies.
npm install

# Install Bower dependencies.
bower install

Build process

The build process consists of numerous Grunt plugin tasks that work together to optimize your application.

# To run the build process, run the default Grunt task.
grunt

# Run a build and test the now optimized assets.
grunt default server:release

Running tests

To run tests, simply add .spec.js files throughout your application and they will be automatically picked up by the runner. You can find example test specs in the test directory.

To run Karma as a daemon: Which will automatically run your tests after you save.

grunt karma:daemon

To run Karma tests once and output the results:

grunt karma:run

After either above command is run, code coverage reports will be available in the test/coverage folder.

By default, the test runner is Mocha and Chai. You can easily change this by editting the commented regions of the karma configuration in Gruntfile.js.