The goal of this assignment is to bundle your libraries so they are usable in the browser, Node, and React.
This is how professional level code is published. Its also the process that makes your code available across different JS environments.
So far you have published two libraries: Strings, and Dates. Your goal with this assignment is to do the following to each library.
Follow the guide in the lesson here
- Bundle as umd and esm
- Publish to npm
- Test your work
- With a browser project
- Node project
- React project
Use Coverage to find areas where your code hasn't been tested. Test these areas by writing new tests, modifying existing tests, and adding new assertions.
A link to a test repo with your test code using your updated npm package.
Code reviewed by another student.
Class 9
| Expectations | Does not meet | Meets | Exceeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Completion | <100% of functions written | All functions written | Includes all stretch functions |
| Quality | code is sloppy and throws errors or shows linting errors | Well written few to no errors | Includes comments, and variable, parameter, and function names are self documenting |
| Comprehension | Can't explain the code written | Can explain the code | Could write the code again from scratch |
| Tests | <100% test coverage | 100% Test coverage | - |
| Best Practices | Does not use CI | Uses CI | - |
| Work ethic | few massive commits | Commits outline progress | Clearly show progression of the work |