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We are writing a JavaScript application that is becoming large. We have a few architectural rules that we would like to be able to enforce, the main use case would be something like: package A cannot require package B.
In a Java application, you might use ArchUnit to achieve something similar.
ArchUnit is a free, simple and extensible library for checking the architecture of your Java code using any plain Java unit test framework. That is, ArchUnit can check dependencies between packages and classes, layers and slices, check for cyclic dependencies and more.
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Where can I read the source code for libraries in npm?
I want to create a module and distribute it. So I want to read other people's code for study.
There are two parts to the question.
Where can I read source code for the libraries in NPM
Each package in NPM has github link associated with it. For example see following picture.
On the bottom, right, you can see github link for express code. Same convention is followed in all of the packages.
I want to create a module and distribute it.
Here's the official documentation if you want to distribute your own packages.
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For my microservice implementation I use POJOs with no implementation to serve as model classes for the service API. Is there a library that can be used to generate javascript POJOs from the JAVA POJOs so that I can use them in my Angular javascript clients? The ideal tool could be invoked from my project's gradle and package the generated javascript into a package consumable by jabascript environment (e.g. npm).
So far my research suggests jsweet and the jsweet-gradle-plugin as what will solve my problem nicely:
https://github.com/lgrignon/jsweet-gradle-plugin
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I am looking after tool/solution that will catch and handle errors in my app.
My application is in Ionic1. I expect from the solution to trace after the errors from the bundle.js and lead to the source code (through the sourceMap). Obviously I would like to send more data and parameters regarding the errors.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I prefer free tools and lightweight solution.
Thanks.
Sentry is a system that helps you organize your exceptions using a web application. You can setup an account on getsentry.com or install it on your own server. You will need to create a new project and obtain the API key to interact with your application.
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I need a web server to provide api interface like login/ranking for a mobile game, which web framework should I use, I primary program C++ before.
You should try out Firebase (https://www.firebase.com/) if you're looking for something relatively easy to store game data with. If you're looking for something to manage logins and storing simple data, either Twitter's Fabric (https://get.fabric.io/) and AWS Cognito (https://aws.amazon.com/cognito/) can also be used as well
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Is there any web API that takes a URL and gives back the readable content of that page? Or is there any javascript library that can do this?
Installing node.js or any server-side app is not possible.
That's actually a really hard problem. Such questions usually imply that you want sidebars and similar 'noise' elements excluded. This is often solved with different training sets within the machine learning computer domain and it's not easy to develop.
Having said that - take a look at:
http://www.alchemyapi.com/api/scrape/
http://www.readability.com/developers/api
http://www.diffbot.com/
This should help you to learn enough about the space that you'll be able to do better searches for you problem domain.
I think you could find some related services on Mashape (http://www.mashape.com/).
Search for 'text'. Like this: https://www.mashape.com/search?query=text
There are several NLP / Analysis providers there, and most of them are freemium.
OTOH, there's also a project called boilerpipe. You can test its quality at the URL below:
http://boilerpipe-web.appspot.com/