A Yeoman generator for AngularJS modules.
What's Yeoman you say? Check out their page. We'll wait here.
There are a handful of generators out there for scaffolding out AngularJS apps.
This is not one of those. Here we're concerned with building small and focused
modules. I.e. the stuff that lives in your bower_components folder.
At a high level the final structure looks like this:
.
+-- src
| +-- scripts
| | +-- services
| | | +-- *-foo.js
| | +-- module.js
| +-- styles (optional)
| | +-- main.less
+-- test
| +-- spec
| | +-- services
| | | +-- *-foo.js
| | .jshintrc
+-- .editorconfig
+-- .gitignore
+-- .jscsrc
+-- .jshintrc
+-- .travis.yml
+-- gruntfile.js
+-- LICENSE-MIT
+-- package.json
+-- README.md
The resulting gruntfile.js has tasks for building, linting, jscs-ing,
less-ifying + cssmin-ifying (if you choose to include styles), and watching
everything to do what it needs automatically.
This generator lives under the name generator-ivh-angular-module:
npm install -g generator-ivh-angular-module
Once you have it you can just run the following to get started:
yo ivh-angular-module
Then follow the prompts. The generator will place files directly into the directory it was invoked from, it will also make guesses at things like your module's name based on the name of that directory.
MIT