EF Deep Freeze
A TypeScript recursive object freeze
Usage
yarn add @ef-carbon/deep-freeze
Read the documentation for API guidance.
Development
The project attempts to make the workflow as frictionless as possible. Any suggestions to improve the work processes are
welcomed
Getting Started
Get up and running using yarn:
yarn install
yarn build
IDE
Install Atom IDE with the TypeScript and XTerm plugins
Hacking
Run yarn watch:test. Unit tests will re-run after any changes to the source code.
Testing
The unit tests use Jest.
Releases
Releases are performed automatically via semantic-release. When commits are merged to master
the Conventional Commits are read and version number determined automatically.
Scripts
There are various scripts available that provide the workflow steps for the project:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
commit |
Starts the commitizen CLI |
distclean |
Returns the project to initial state |
clean |
Returns the project to postinstall state |
build |
Builds the project |
build:ts |
Builds the TypeScript files into the JavaScript output |
format |
Formats the project |
lint |
Lints the project |
lint:fix |
Fixes up simple linting rule violations automatically |
lint:ci |
Validates the CI configuration file |
lint:ts |
Performs linting of TypeScript files |
lint:ts:fix |
Fixes up simple rule violations in TypeScript files |
lint:format |
Checks the formatting of the TypeScript source code |
lint:format:fix |
Automatically fixes up formatting violations |
lint:commit |
Makes sure the commits follow the conventional commits style |
watch:ts |
Watches the TypeScript source files for changes |
watch:test |
Re-runs unit tests on any file changes |
test |
Tests the project |
coverage |
Provides test coverage statistics for the project |
ci |
Runs a set of commands that are needed to pass the CI workflow |
fix |
Performs formatting and linting fixes |
docs |
Builds API documentation |
docs:open |
Opens up the built API documentation in the default browser |
