Taming

Taming is the environment for UI prototyping with Beast.js and Stylus.

Install

1. Install module npm install -g taming
2. Сreate a working directory mkdir mydir && cd mydir
3. Init taming init
4. Start taming start

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Usage from command line

Commands

• $ taming init - Work directory initialization or update
• $ taming new [component|c|page|p]/<name> - Create new component or page
• $ taming start [options] - Start builder and server
• $ taming build [options] - Build project

Options

• --port=<XXXX> - Set server port
• --watch - Reload browser page after changes

Examples

• $ taming start --port=9000 --watch - Build project and start server with browser reload on 9000 port

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How it works

Project concatenates to /build that comprises components, libs, assets and pages. You can share /build files to any place (e.g. GitHub pages).

Building order

If you need to organize a building order, for instance, to load a file with stylus variables at first, you can use source section in taming.json to specify a specific order.

This is example of structure:

"source": {
    "js": `./components/**/*.bml`,
    "css": [
        "./components/App/**/*.styl",
        "./components/**/*.styl" // Don't forget to include other files
    ]
    "libs": `./libs/**/*.js`,
    "assets": `./assets/**/*`,
    "html": `./pages/**/*.html`
}

Building exceptions

You may define a list of directories or files to exclude from building. Use ! symbol in the beginning of the line in source section.

"source": {
    "css": [
        "./components/App/**/*.styl",
        "!./components/Navigation/**/*",
        "./components/**/*.styl"
    ]
}

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Version history

• 0.1.0

  • Initial release

• 0.1.1 – 0.1.5

  • Bug fixes

• 0.2.0

  • Project's README.md
  • Building order in taming.json
  • Building exceptions in taming.json
  • Initialization & updating refactoring

• 0.3.0

  • Adding options for $taming new

• 0.3.1

  • Dependencies update

• 0.3.2

  • Bug fixes & minor improvements