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local development server that aims to make using browserify fast and fun
| ویژگی | مقدار |
|---|---|
| سیستم عامل | - |
| نام فایل | beefy-2.1.8 |
| نام | beefy |
| نسخه کتابخانه | 2.1.8 |
| نگهدارنده | ['dlmanning', 'chrisdickinson'] |
| ایمیل نگهدارنده | ['dlmanning@me.com', 'chris@neversaw.us'] |
| نویسنده | Chris Dickinson |
| ایمیل نویسنده | chris@neversaw.us |
| آدرس صفحه اصلی | git://github.com/chrisdickinson/beefy.git |
| آدرس اینترنتی | https://github.com/chrisdickinson/beefy#readme |
| مجوز | MIT |
# beefy
a local development server designed to work with browserify.
it:
* can live reload your browser when your code changes (if you want)
* works with whatever version of browserify or watchify; globally installed or
locally installed to `node_modules/`.
* will spit compile errors out into the browser so you don't have that
1-2 seconds of cognitive dissonance and profound ennui that follows
refreshing the page only to get a blank screen.
* will spit out a default `index.html` for missing routes so you don't
need to even muck about with HTML to get started
* serves up static files with grace and aplomb (and also appropriate
mimetypes)
* is designed to fall away gracefully, as your project gets bigger.
* loves you, unconditionally
## how do I get it?
`npm install -g beefy`; and if you want to always have a browserify available
for beefy to use, `npm install -g browserify`.
## usage
```javascript
$ cd directory/you/want/served
$ beefy path/to/thing/you/want/browserified.js [PORT] [-- browserify args]
```
## what bundler does it use?
Beefy searches for bundlers in the following order:
* First, it checks your local project's node_modules for watchify.
* Then it checks locally for browserify.
* Failing that, it checks for a global watchify.
* Then falls back to a global browserify.
#### `path/to/file.js`
the path to the file you want browserified. can be just a normal node module.
you can also alias it: `path/to/file.js:bundle.js` if you want -- so all requests
to `bundle.js` will browserify `path/to/file.js`. this is helpful for when you're
writing `gh-pages`-style sites that already have an index.html, and expect the
bundle to be pregenerated and available at a certain path.
You may provide multiple entry points, if you desire!
#### `--browserify command`
#### `--bundler command`
use `command` instead of `browserify` or `./node_modules/.bin/browserify`.
~~in theory, you could even get this working with `r.js`, but that would probably
be scary and bats would fly out of it. but it's there if you need it!~~ if you want
to use `r.js` with beefy, you'll need a config that can write the resulting bundle
to stdout, and you can run beefy with `beefy :output-url.js --bundler r.js -- -o config.js`.
**NB:** This will not work in Windows.
#### `--live`
Enable live reloading. this'll start up a sideband server and an `fs` watch on
the current working directory -- if you save a file, your browser will refresh.
if you're not using the generated index file, beefy has your back -- it'll still
automatically inject the appropriate script tag.
```html
<script src="/-/live-reload.js"></script>
```
#### `--cwd dir`
serve files as if running from `dir`.
#### `--debug=false`
turn off browserify source map output. by default, beefy automatically inserts
`-d` into the browserify args -- this turns that behavior off.
#### `--open`
automatically discover a port and open it using your default browser.
#### `--index=path/to/file`
Provide your own default index! This works great for single page apps,
as every URL on your site will be redirected to the same HTML file. Every
instance of `{{entry}}` will be replaced with the entry point of your app.
## api
```javascript
var beefy = require('beefy')
, http = require('http')
var handler = beefy('entry.js')
http.createServer(handler).listen(8124)
```
Beefy defaults the `cwd` to the directory of the file requiring it,
so it's easy to switch from CLI mode to building a server.
As your server grows, you may want to expand on the information you're
giving beefy:
```javascript
var beefy = require('beefy')
, http = require('http')
http.createServer(beefy({
entries: ['entry.js']
, cwd: __dirname
, live: true
, quiet: false
, bundlerFlags: ['-t', 'brfs']
, unhandled: on404
})).listen(8124)
function on404(req, resp) {
resp.writeHead(404, {})
resp.end('sorry folks!')
}
```
### beefy(opts: BeefyOptions, ready: (err: Error) => void)
Create a request handler suitable for providing to `http.createServer`.
Calls `ready` once the appropriate bundler has been located. If `ready`
is not provided and a bundler isn't located, an error is thrown.
### BeefyOptions
Beefy's options are a simple object, which may contain the following
attributes:
* `cwd`: String. The base directory that beefy is serving. Defaults to the
directory of the module that **first** required beefy.
* `quiet`: Boolean. Whether or not to output request information to the console. Defaults to true.
* `live`: Boolean. Whether to enable live reloading. Defaults to false.
* `bundler`: null, String, or Function. If a string is given, beefy will
attempt to run that string as a child process whenever the path is given.
If a function is given, it is expected to accept a path and return an
object comprised of `{stdout: ReadableStream, stderr: ReadableStream}`. If
not given, beefy will search for an appropriate bundler.
* `bundlerFlags`: Flags to be passed to the bundler. Ignored if `bundler`
is a function.
* `entries`: String, Array, or Object. The canonical form is that of an
object mapping URL pathnames to paths on disk relative to `cwd`. If given
as an array or string, entries will be mapped like so: `index.js` will
map `/index.js` to `<cwd>/index.js`.
* `unhandled`: Function accepting req and resp. Called for 404s. If not
given, a default 404 handler will be used.
* `watchify`: defaults to true -- when true, beefy will prefer using watchify
to browserify. If false, beefy will prefer browserify.
Beefy may accept, as a shorthand, `beefy("file.js")` or `beefy(["file.js"])`.
## license
MIT
نیازمندی
| مقدار | نام |
|---|---|
| ~0.3.2 | ansicolors |
| ^1.0.0 | chokidar |
| ^1.4.3 | concat-stream |
| 0.0.1 | find-global-packages |
| ^1.0.1 | ignorepatterns |
| 0.0.0 | leftpad |
| ~1.2.9 | mime |
| 0.0.8 | minimist |
| 0.0.3 | open |
| ~0.2.1 | portfinder |
| ~0.1.0 | pretty-bytes |
| ^1.0.27-1 | readable-stream |
| ^0.6.1 | resolve |
| 0.0.0 | response-stream |
| ~1.0.0 | script-injector |
| ~2.2.0 | through |
| ~1.0.5 | which |
| ~2.1.2 | xtend |
زبان مورد نیاز
| مقدار | نام |
|---|---|
| 5.4.1 | Npm |
نحوه نصب
نصب پکیج tgz beefy-2.1.8:
npm install beefy-2.1.8.tgz