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A better way to setup the config.js file #1
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I like having a config file, but it shouldn't be required to edit the one in the lib directory. Either or both of these would definitely help:
Perhaps you can use commander to walk through the options and generate ~/.bunyip |
Yeah that might be a good option. I'll want it to work on windows too so I'll investigate doing a commander walk through and the ability to specify your own default location for config.js. |
I did add support for this on my fork, but then I went on with rewriting things here and there (couldn't resist to make it "more consistent"... ), so now I guess it can't be pulled in :| |
Perhaps you could create a branch and just do the config option changes in your fork? I'd happy to pull that in. I'm liking some of the other stuff you've done too. The hub option is pretty much exactly as I have done it on my local copy and adds the feature I mention in issue #4. |
…-pages * 'master' of https://github.com/ryanseddon/bunyip: Bumped version and added documentation Added config check for localbrowsers so you don't need one to run them Experimenting with launching locally installed browsers Added release history info Added config generator command, config flag - Added config command e.g. `bunyip config config.js` fixes #1 - Added -c flag to specify path to a config file, defaults to cwd - Re-architectured helpers.js to browserstack.js - Fixed undefined value when killing browserstack workers - Bumped version to 0.1.3 Bumped required node version, fixes #7, and added .editorconfig file Bumped required node version and added .editorconfig file Yeti 0.2.6 release has breaking changes force 0.2.5 Update lib/helpers.js: Remove duplication. Remove switch statement and simplify the platform helper keywords Fix markdown link in readme Added keywords to package.json Bunyip initial release version 0.1.0 - Broke lib into manageable chunks - Added grunt.js - Did very simple unit testing using cli-easy - Some detailed instructions in the readme
Setting up the config.js file is silly it should be a command option to run you through the options perhaps? Can anyone suggest an approach or help?
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