Simple JavaScript

When I make Simple JavaScript modules/apps, I just want to make:

• package.json
  • name
  • description
  • homepage
  • version
  • "devDependencies": {"simple-javascript": ...}
  • "scripts": {"dev":"simple-javascript dev","build":...,"test":...}
• icon.png icon for the module / application
• $name.js
  • Modern browser code, i.e. assume async/await is available. Use require, not import, such that it could be loaded in modern browser without preprocessing with reun, if no jsx is used.
  • Literate source, also used as project documentation.
  • Exported symbols/subproperties starting with TEST are unit-tests. Throws on error, may return Promise. Could be removed by a minifier later on.
  • exports.main is main entry, if exists
• .travis.yml (if autodeploy of module is needed, – travis setup npm)

And then, the following files should be autogenerated by yarn build:

• README.md generated from package.json
• CNAME generated from package.json – homepage
• .gitignore ignores node_modules lib.js
• dist.js bundled src.js to run in webbrowser
• lib.js ES2015 version of src.js
• index.html
  • has an element with id app
  • load the module, and start executing exports.main
  • load package.json, and shows name/version (and set document title)
  • load/shows the icon
  • load/shows README.md, converting it to html
  • load/shows the source code
  • run unit tests, and shows result.

The repository should be a self-contained bundle, i.e. index.* is included in the git-repository, and when index.html is opened in the browser, it just runs, without dependencies on any urls etc.