Boilerplate Svelte

Overview:

The Boilerplate Svelte is a project that provides a starting point for developing Svelte apps. It includes various features such as Travis CI for continuous integration, code coverage, CodeFactor for code quality analysis, known vulnerabilities check, maintainability analysis, Storybook for UI component development, code size optimization, contributor guidelines, and an open-source MIT license.

Features:

• Travis CI: Enables continuous integration for the project.
• Coverage: Provides code coverage analysis tool.
• CodeFactor: Analyzes code quality to identify areas of improvement.
• Known Vulnerabilities: Checks for any known vulnerabilities in the project.
• Maintainability: Analyzes code maintainability for easy future updates.
• Storybook: Allows for the development and testing of UI components.
• Code Size: Optimizes code size to improve performance.
• Contributor Guidelines: Provides guidelines for contributing to the project.
• License: Open-source software licensed under the MIT license.

Installation:

To create a new project based on this boilerplate, follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have Node.js installed.
2. Use the degit command to clone the boilerplate:

npx degit <repository-url> my-svelte-app

3. Install the project dependencies using npm:

cd my-svelte-app
npm install

4. Start the webpack:

npm run dev

5. Open your browser and navigate to localhost:8080 to see your app running.

Summary:

The Boilerplate Svelte is a convenient starting point for developing Svelte apps. It provides essential features such as continuous integration, code coverage, code quality analysis, vulnerability checks, maintainability analysis, UI component development tools, code size optimization, contributor guidelines, and an open-source license. To get started, clone the boilerplate, install the dependencies, and start the development server.