Conan.js is a framework for developing barbarically simple, unobtrusive deployment systems of any kind. Its plugin-based architecture helps to break down complex deployment strategies into simple steps which can be run one after the other or in parallel.
The codebase is 100% tested on a continuous integration, quality control, and dependency management platform to protect against errors and bugs, and to make integration of new features as seamless as possible.
Conan.js doesn't do anything itself except load plugins and provide a framework for developing deployment systems. Instructions for each plugin are available on their homepages:
- AWS Lambda
- Deploy lambdas to AWS without changing the way you code.
- Simplify lambda development and testing with class-based lambdas.
- AWS API Gateway
- Easily deploy complicated APIs which route to your lambdas just the way you
- Refer to Lambdas by name; no need to fumble with Amazon Resource Names.
- Check out the Conan.js developers guide to learn about writing a Conan.js Plugin from scratch.
- More plugins will become available as time and developers become available to join the project.
- Please contact our team lead by clicking here to discuss expedition of any plugins or features.
- Refactor the steps system to use classes instead of functions, for easier testing, portability, and reusability.
- Improve documentation for plugin developers.
- Introduce a command line component system so that plugins can get automatic CLIs.
See the releases page for a changelog.
To contribute to the core Conan.js repository, you will need a firm understanding of:
- behavior-driven-development
- linting with
eslint - babel & transpiling
In order for a pull request to be accepted:
- All tests must pass.
- All tests must be meaningful.
- There must be 100% coverage for