Upgradable workflow for Availity Toolkit projects

• Intro
• Installation
• Gulp
• Authors
• License

The Availity Workflow provides Gulp, Karma and Webpack tasks needed to build and maintain a availity-toolkit projects.

• Install using NPM

npm install availity-workflow --save-dev

• Integrate with Gulp

var gulp = require('gulp');

var workflow = require('availity-workflow');

workflow.use({
  gulp: gulp
});

gulp.task('default', ['av:default']);
gulp.task('lint', ['av:lint']);
gulp.task('test', ['av:test']);

By default all Gulp tasks are prefixed by av: to prevent name clashes with your own Gulp tasks.

gulp av:default

Runs the default task, which runs these tasks:

• cleans the destination directory ./build or ./dist
• av:copy
• av:concat
• av:server
• av:watch

gulp av:clean

Clears the build/dist environment

gulp av:build

Builds your latest code for development|staging|production.

By default development builds are created. To build assets for staging or production:

• NODE_ENV=staging gulp av:release
• NODE_ENV=production gulp av:release

gulp av:copy

Copies templates into the build/dist folder. Setting NODE_ENV environment variable determines the output path.

gulp av:lint

Checks for stylistic and programming errors using ESLint

av:server

• av:server:web is a hapi server that proxies requests to the Ekko server
• av:server:rest starts the Availity Ekko server, which is a json mock server that simulates REST APIs.
• av:open opens the system default browser and loads the web application

Kasey Powers

• [email protected]

Robert McGuinness

• [email protected]

Open source software components distributed or made available in the Availity Materials are licensed to Company under the terms of the applicable open source license agreements, which may be found in text files included in the Availity Materials.

Copyright (c) 2016 Availity, LLC. Code released under the the MIT license