popeindustries/buddy

A simple build tool for html/js/css projects.

buddy's Issues

fix watch behaviour for windows

• use timeout to avoid multiple callbacks
• check that file dependency parsing works as expected

"use strict" by default

resolve absolute module paths on deploy()

avoid relative path resolution on require() by resolving the absolute paths at build-time

unbundle buddy-dependencies into separate, optional install

Add AMD module plugin

Add hybrid AMD module plugin to allow module source to work with require.js.

handle node_module require()'s properly

add -t --test

Add flag for running a test command as specified in config.settings (similar to npm)

Error in module names when building on PC

On the Mac we get:

require.register('views/tiler/TilerView', function(module, exports, require) {

On the PC we get:

require.register('views/tiler\TilerView', function(module, exports, require) {

Notice the "" on second level in the paths in the PC build. When run the code still requires "views/tiler/TilerView" and fails.

Add 'ls/list' command

print all files stored in filelog

Dependency install

• need to address deeply nested dependencies
• need to improve resource resolution: follow index.js require redirects

implement package.json `browser` module blacklisting

Skip module if alias set to false:

"browser": {
  "module": false
}

css @import duplication bug

check that dependency has already been inlined

add basic file server

augment reload functionality with ability to serve static files as well

Store project relative paths in .buddy-filelog

Make sure paths work on different machines

consider changing target output behaviour for directory targets

want to avoid the following behaviour:

input: src/test
output: test

=> test/test

input: src/test/ ??

force restart when more than 1 file is changed on 'watch'

When running buddy watch and many files are changed at the same time - after a git checkout, for example - not all changes are picked up, and things break. Check for many simultaneous file changes and force a hard restart.

add -v --verbose for debugging

Add TypeScript compiler

Enable TypeScript support for js sources.

Builder.js callback reference error when using --test flag

My tests are running fine by them selves but I get an error when I run them using the --test flag:

ReferenceError: fn is not defined
    at /node_modules/buddy/lib/builder.js:258:4
    at ChildProcess.exithandler (child_process.js:630:7)
    at ChildProcess.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:98:17)
    at maybeClose (child_process.js:730:16)
    at Socket.<anonymous> (child_process.js:943:11)
    at Socket.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:95:17)
    at Pipe.close (net.js:451:12)

Should not fn() be passed in to the _executeScript function?

# builder.js line 246
Builder.prototype._executeScript = function() {
    var script;
    if (this.config.runtimeOptions.test && (script = this.config.settings.test)) {
        print('executing test script...', 2);
        debug("execute: " + (strong(this.config.settings.test)), 3);
        exec(script, function(err, stdout, stderr) {
            if (err) return fn(err);
            if (stdout) console.log(stdout);
            if (stderr) console.log(stderr);
            fn();
        });
    }
};

Error when installing Backbone as dependency

Manually removed all node_modules and everything installed by buddy. Then ran npm install followed by buddy install. Backbone specified as "[email protected]". Removing the Backbone dependency makes install run fine. Buddy clean also fails.

$ buddy install
loaded config /Users/oyvind/code/XXX/package.json
installing dependencies...
installed browser-require to lib/vendor
installed nib to lib/stylus
installed fastclick to lib/vendor
installed jquery to lib/vendor
installed backbone to lib/vendor
error: TypeError: Object # has no method 'sort'

/Users/oyvind/code/XXX/node_modules/buddy/node_modules/buddy-cli/index.js:14
throw err;
^
TypeError: Object # has no method 'sort'
at Request._callback (/Users/oyvind/code/XXX/node_modules/buddy-dependencies/lib/dependency.js:158:11)
at Request.self.callback

html targets are not rebuilt during watch when inlined css/js is updated

Component.js compatibility

Investigate adding support for component.json parsing

Add source map support

Generate source maps for concatenated and compressed files

Add CSS @import parsing

Treat CSS @import rules as dependencies and inline for .css files.

Parse html for module references

Consider parsing html for module references during dependency analysis.

Support for settings.script in package.json's buddy.settings

This seems to have fallen out after buddy started using package.json for config.

browserify `browser` property compatibility

Add support for aliasing via browser package.json property when used as hash

Dependency installation fails on mismatch of unzipped package name

Need to retrieve the actual directory name of the unzipped package

add 'bootstrap' option

Add 'bootstrap' option to config in order to enable a module to bootstrap itself:

{
  "input": "src/js",
  "output": "www/js",
  "bootstrap": true
}

require.register('foo', function(module, exports, require) {
...
});
// Boot me
require('foo');

Add target.input to sources if not already included

Enable postfix of multiple source paths for dependency install

Enhance source path with ability to specify multiple subpaths in a directory:

'git://github.com/user/project.git@lib/some.js|some.css|somedir'

config: move all 'settings' properties to top level

Add livereload support to watch command

Fix "buddy init" command

Upgrade the Commander.js version to latest, and use node-promptly for the prompt logic.

CSS @import inlineing should allow duplicates

Dependencies shouldn't be skipped if already imported

Guard against delete for local dependencies installed from destination directory

preserve colouring during Script stdout

Possible that node's child process reports itself as non-tty

document generation of unique file names

warning on different versions of same module

Throw a warning when more than one version of the same module are used

Parse and inline require('file.json');

Lazy module evaluation

Consider a --lazy mode that stores modules as strings for lazy evaluation

add 'before', 'beforeEach', 'after', 'afterEach' hooks

Crashes while watching temp files

When using Netbeans (on Windows 7), Buddy can occasionally crash because it's watching temp files with the extension .0.nblh~ .. I think the ignored files pattern should add files ending with ~ ...

optionally specify deploy directory

rename bug during watch()

need to remove old and create new File instance

file watching and Sublime

atomic_save: false needs to be set for watch to work in Sublime 3

Add clean() command

Remove all files generated by buddy with a clean() command.

Switch to using github api instead of bower install

speed up install process by using github file api. Also avoid git commands on windows

add support for es6 syntax (via transfigure)

Make sure watch process doesn't fail on script error