cooking
A front-end build tool that comes handy
Links
- δΈζη README
- Documentation
- Demo
- ζη¨: η¨ cooking ζε»ΊδΈδΈͺη?εεδΌι η Vue ι‘Ήη?εΌεη―ε’ (ε ₯ι¨η―)
- ζη¨: η¨ cooking ζε»ΊδΈδΈͺε€ι‘΅ι’ζι η½?η Vue 2 ι‘Ήη?οΌθΏιΆη―οΌ
Discussion
Hit Gitter if you come across any problem while using cooking. Issues are only for bug reports and feature requests.
Features
- Simplified webpack configuring with humanistic parameters
- Use cooking CLI to efficiently scaffold projects without installing dependencies repeatedly (based on webpack 2)
- Compatible with both webpack 1 and 2 with just one set of configuration
- Generated configuration fully compatible with webpack CLI
Installation
runtime environment
- Node.js 4+
- npm 3+
- Python 2.7.x
Using cooking CLI
npm i cooking-cli -gStep 1. create a vue-based project (vue scaffold will be downloaded automatically if not installed)
$ cooking create my-project vue
$ cd my-projectStep 2. start developing
$ cooking watchUsing cooking core
npm i cooking -D
# install webpack dependencies (take webpack 1 for example)
npm i babel-core babel-loader css-loader file-loader postcss postcss-loader\
html-loader html-webpack-plugin json-loader style-loader url-loader\
webpack@1 webpack-dev-server@1 extract-text-webpack-plugin@1 -D
# or install webpack dependencies (take webpack 2)
npm i babel-core babel-loader css-loader file-loader postcss postcss-loader\
html-loader html-webpack-plugin json-loader style-loader url-loader\
webpack webpack-dev-server extract-text-webpack-plugin@2.0.0-beta.4 -D
# start developing
node_modules/.bin/cooking watch # or webpack --config cooking.conf.js
# if cooking-cli is globally installed, you can also do this (it still runs your local cooking)
cooking watch
