darrensem/math-power

AWS experimenting via simple math operations

math-power

Web app for AWS experimenting via simple math operations

(eventually rebuilt from scratch: https://github.com/DarrenSem/aws-calc -- complete rewrite to focus mainly on AWS Amazon Web Services)

math-power's Issues

Extract `view` and `calc` logic into their own .js files

• Extract logic into calc.js to allow for easier expansion to future calling to RESTful API instead of internal logic, standalone Node running, including foo.test.js
• Extract view.js all the UI logic, so future can be converted into Angular2 (maybe after writing React simplest-possible proof-of-concept)
• Unsure if any remaining JS exists to be extracted that isn't calculation logic or the UI?

Expand `getArgsData` from Issue #1 so it can grab Node CLI args if no "?" querystring

• Expand getArgsData (from Issue #1) so it can run standalone in Node and/or via foo.test.js
• Once completed, try a variety of test runners: Mocha/Chai and Jest and Jasmine and even whew.js :-)

Parse querystring args - auto-calc if "?" anything

• /\?/.test(location.href) means it will grab any of num1, operator, num2 and then auto-calc
• will allow for easier expansion to standalone Node running, including foo.test.js
• will make it far easier to test the future calling to RESTful API instead of internal logic

Add npm `scripts` to build from `TypeScript` and to publish `gh-pages`

-Move JavaScript files into dist folder
-Use TypeScript so a build script generates from src, and a watch script too
-Add clean script to create dist and delete its root files (but not subfolders, because history)

• publish script to update gh-pages branch, just call my .BAT that I just wrote
• Later make some of these call a Node .js that calls either bash or dos commands