Ensure generated .reactserverrc option keys match cli option keys #625
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Seems easier to just require(path.resolve(...)) here... what's the benefit of reading and parsing like this?
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I completely agree but when I try and require it I get this error:
# generator-react-server:app .reactserverrc matches react-server-cli default option keys
not ok 1 - failed with "Unexpected token export"
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operator: undefined
expected: undefined
actual: undefined
at: SyntaxError: Unexpected token export
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Thoughts? There's gotta be a babel plugin different between react-server-cli and the generator but I couldn't quite figure it out and didn't really want to add a package for a unit test.
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I get this error when I try and import the file at the top:
import defaultOptions from '../../react-server-cli/src/defaultOptions.js';
TAP version 13
/Users/jason/Projects/react-server/packages/react-server-cli/src/defaultOptions.js:14
export default {
^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token export
at Object.exports.runInThisContext (vm.js:76:16)
at Module._compile (module.js:513:28)
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Oh, I see. Yeah, that's the source file, which hasn't gone through babel yet.
I think the nicest here would be to export defaultOptions from react-server-cli?
Then you could just do:
import {defaultOptions} from "react-server-cli";If you're up for that, the CLI exports are set up here. Because the CLI has a build step that does babel transpilation you'll need to cd in there and npm run prepublish for the changes to become available.
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Looks like the cli started using camelCasing for configuration options, whereas the generator generates a config file that uses dashes to separate words.
So when following the getting started instructions with the generator, and trying to change the js-port option, results in the port remaining 3001. Updating the option to jsPort, corrects the issue.
Added a unit test to future proof changes to the defaultOptions in the cli package and the generator.