Iceberg Tools for the command line
npm install iceberg-packer
This tool has webpack, jest and other technologies built in to help you bundle and test your React modules
You should install it globally first:
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$ npm install iceberg-packer -g
and then run:
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$ iceberg init
which will help you create a project.
The watch starts the webpack watch, jest watch and the resources copy. You can choose to exclude: resources, webpack, jest, dev-server.
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$ iceberg watch [bundle]
The options for the watch are:
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-h, --help outputs the usage information
-e, --exclude
-s, --single run once and then exit (webpack and jest)
--silent this flag will hide OS notifications
--host
--port
--dev-port
--prod production environment (builds just like for production without the split)
#### Examples
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$ iceberg watch --e jest,webpack
$ iceberg watch --exclude resources,jest
$ iceberg watch -s --silent
$ iceberg watch --prod
The run command starts a task, like: webpack, jest, eslint.
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$ iceberg run
The options for the run are:
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-h, --help outputs the usage information
--silent this flag will hide OS notifications
--host hostname for the cache clear
--port port for the cache clear
--fix this is only useful for eslint - fixes some linting errors
#### Examples
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$ iceberg run jest --silent
$ iceberg run webpack
$ iceberg run eslint --fix
A tool to scaffold components or prop-types.
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$ iceberg make [name] [options]
The options for the make are:
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-h, --help outputs the usage information
-t, --type
For type you can use: component, prop-type.
#### Examples
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$ iceberg make common/visualization -t component
$ iceberg make highcharts --type component
$ iceberg make common/visualization/chart-options -t prop-type
It builds the JS bundle ready for production
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$ iceberg build
Remove iceberg from the project.
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$ iceberg remove
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