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Currently SourceJS expects to have a basic set-up with custom configured user folder. This is great for building collaborative component libraries and Style Guides, but is a bit complicated for defining stand-alone component (or bundle) documentation.
Example usecase:
Developer creates a React Component to be shared with the open source community. In his team, he could add this component to common SourceJS set-up. But for those, who don't have this common SourceJS set-up, this component documentation won't be available.
Any SourceJS compliant component should have an easy way of running visual documentation environment with few commands.
Intended workflow:
git clone <stand-alone-component> && cd stand-alone-component
sourcejs run [or npm start]
open http://localhost:8080
This feature will require an ability to install SourceJS as npm dependency, and use only default settings, without relying on any configuration. Preferably to have SourceJS CLI #144.
If SourceJS will always require some basic set-up, we can create a basic Gulp initialization plugin, which will prepare all default configs and run the engine.
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Currently SourceJS expects to have a basic set-up with custom configured
user
folder. This is great for building collaborative component libraries and Style Guides, but is a bit complicated for defining stand-alone component (or bundle) documentation.Example usecase:
Developer creates a React Component to be shared with the open source community. In his team, he could add this component to common SourceJS set-up. But for those, who don't have this common SourceJS set-up, this component documentation won't be available.
Any SourceJS compliant component should have an easy way of running visual documentation environment with few commands.
Intended workflow:
This feature will require an ability to install SourceJS as npm dependency, and use only default settings, without relying on any configuration. Preferably to have SourceJS CLI #144.
If SourceJS will always require some basic set-up, we can create a basic Gulp initialization plugin, which will prepare all default configs and run the engine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: