A Repo for experimental UI projects in the Auspost domain.
It uses a node script to build several projects and collate them into a single zip file for packaging
The resulting zip file will be named using the 'name' from the package.json, and the major, minor, and buildNumbers, that are passed in via command line arguments.
for example, in a project named 'my-project':
$node build.js --major=1 --minor=2 --buildNumber=44
...will result in a zip file named:
my-project-1.2.44.zip
- Edit or create a file named 'build.conf.js'
- this file should export an object containing a 'projects' array, and a 'destination' path
- each object in the projects array should contain:
- a 'src_directory': the directory that the project is in
- a 'destination_dir': the name of the directory that the project will be packaged as
- a 'build_command': the command that will be called to run the project's build
- a 'build_ output _dir': the directory that the project's build can be found in (this is where the projects file will be copied from)
an example config (build.conf.js):
module.exports.config = {
'projects' : [{
'src_directory': './apps/default',//the directory that the project is in
'build_command': 'npm install && npm run build',//the command that will be run to build the project
'build_output_dir': 'dist',//the directory where the results of the build can be found (relative to the src_directory)
'destination_dir': ''//the directory name for the final output of this project
}],
'tmp_dir' : './tmp'
};
**this is already done
//import the package into your code (see build.js):
var BuildPackages = require('./build.js');
var buildRunner = new BuildPackages();
buildRunner.startBuilds();
Run your code from the command line with major, minor, and buildNumber as flags:
//now pass through the config arguments as command flags:
$ node index.js --major=1 --minor=2 --buildNumber=14