Overview

This's the Top Visitors Twitch Extension's EBS, an Extension that list the TOP 10 visitors in a Twitch Channel.

Motivation

It's started during a streaming at Lucas Montano Twitch Channel. The "Chat" has challenged Lucas Montano to work with a Stack he never worked with. The challange thread is called #umaStackQueNaoDomino

What's an EBS

The EBS is our optional backend service that supports the extension. To know more about EBS, please check the oficial Twitch documentation here.

Sumary

• How to Setup
• Contributions
• Testing
• Environment Variables
• Scripts
• Code Linters

How to Setup

first clone or download the repository

git clone https://github.com/lucasmontano/twitch.git

After that you can install the dependencies by executing the following command in the root folder of the project

npm install

or with yarn

yarn

Now you have 2 options to start the project:

1. Start the apllication in development mode
2. Generate a production build

Development Mode

Run the following script to start the aplicattion on development mode with a watcher for file changes

npm run dev

or with yarn

yarn dev

Production Mode

First generate a build with the following command

npm run build

or with yarn

yarn build

Now to start the compiled aplicattion, run this command

npm run start

or with yarn

yarn start

Contributions

Hey to contribute on this project, you will have some guidelines to follow.

Commits

We have a standard for the commits messages, wich is this standard

type(scope?): subject  #scope is optional

Type

Type indicates what you do on your changes, and can be:

• build
• ci
• chore
• docs
• feat
• fix
• perf
• refactor
• revert
• style
• test

you can see more about it here

Scope

Scope indicates what is your changes, for an example, lets use the commit of this changes on readme.

docs: added contributions guidelines

Testing

Running all tests

Depending of which package manager you're using for development, you can run with npm

npm run test

or with yarn

yarn test

Environment Variables

Node Environment

• NODE_ENV: Setup your node environment, like production, development or test

Application Options

• PORT: Set the port of the application

Scripts

• dev: Run the application in development mode
• build: Compile the Typescript using the tsc
• start: Start the previous compiled aplicattion by the build script
• test: Run all tests

Code Linters

This project use two different code linters and a another extension to the IDE, that is...

Eslint

Or EcmaScriptLint, is the linter responsible to check problems in the syntax and return errors, your configurations are shared and used by others linters

Prettier

This linter is used only for check the code style, they don't will check the syntax, just find a way to do the code more legible and have a integration with eslint

Editor Config

That isn't a linter, just a extension to share some configs between other editors, like the format of the end of lines, identation with spaces or tabs, etc...