INSTALLATION

In order to use this tool you need to install Node.js. Open the parent directory on a command prompt and run npm link Now you can execute orchestrator from a prompt window.

#USAGE# To setup a new project run dirigent init Answer the required questions. After installation run npm install.

##Scripts##

• To start development dirigent run scripts or dirigent run scripts:dev
• To deploy dirigent run scripts:deploy

##Styles##

• To start development dirigent run styles or dirigent run styles:dev
• To deploy dirigent run styles:deploy

##Test## Dirigent expects karma as your test runer. So it will add the necessary plugins in your package.json. It is posible to create a karma.config.js file by running dirigent setup:karma. Dirigent add a command in your package.json file under scripts test so that you just need to run npm test, so if you don't have karma-cli globally installed in your system you can run npm test.

#What it is dirigent# Dirigent intention is to stop writing your configuration files again and again. So with a few questions creates the needed files for setup you development environment with webpack and karma.

##Commands## There is basically tree commands:

• init: will setup your scripts configuration files (webpack.config.js). -- scripts: will create a webpack.config.js file and a package.json file. If you choose to use any javascript transpiler then it will generate it's configuuration files too. -- styles: will create a libsass.config.js file that will be used to compile the .scss to a single .css bundle.

• run: executes your module configuration and any dependencies found on the dirigentfile.js *deps section.

• setup:karma :creates the karma.config.js file based on your webpack configuration.

*deps are relative to the root directory where your dirigentfile.js lives.

###Why webpack and karma?### Thoose are just my personal preferences :-)

Considerations

Dirigent will asume that you build a unique bundle for each module / directory. If you need to create multiple bundles from a same directory add on your webpack conf: ... "plugins": [ new webpack.optimize.UglifyJsPlugin(), new webpack.optimize.CommonsChunkPlugin({ name: , filename: }) ], ...