markbirbeck/sully repository overview

⁠sully

A server to monitor a Node project and test, lint and check code coverage on file changes.

⁠Using Sully

The easiest way to launch Sully is to use the makefile, and then run:

make run UUT=${PWD}/../myproject

The UUT variable needs to point to the directory containing your project.

A Docker container will be launched containing a blessed session, which in turn contains three windows. The master process is watching for file changes in the directory that begins wherever UUT refers to. If any files change then each of the Docker containers referred to in the three windows is re-run.

To shut the top-level container down use [Esc], 'q' or [Ctrl]+C.

⁠Building the Docker Images

The Dockerfiles are in a subdirectory so that .dockerignore doesn't get stupid. Each of the Docker images can be built by way of the makefile:

make build-nyc
make build-repolinter
make build-standardjs
make build-sully

To build all of the images in one go, do:

make build