v1.7.0

Add the --readme option to provide a custom readme content. With this option, generator-node will still generate the header (+ badges) and the license section.

This new feature is mostly targeted at generator composing on top of generator-node.

v1.6.1

Fix to match the new gulp-nsp api breaking changes.

v1.6.0

What's new?

We're being way smarter about getting your git information. We're looking into more git configs to get values like name and emails, and then setting them as defaults on the prompts.

Fixes

• With the babel option, we're now cleaning the dist directory before rewriting the new source.

v1.5.2

Fix an exception being thrown by with eslint on the generated code.

v1.5.1

Bug fix: Don't overwrite the content of the package.json to allow composability.

v1.5.0

Fixes

• Now providing correct code coverage for Babel code using Istanbul and IsParta.

New composability features

• New options --projectRoot to define the root of your source code.

Extra

• Greatly Simplified the eslint configuration.

v1.4.0

New Features

• Switched from JSHint + JSCS to Eslint.
• Added a --name option to provide manually the name of the module (mostly useful for generators composing with generator-node). We extracted the logic validating the name against npm to a standalone package so it can easily be reused in your own packages.

v1.3.1

Fixes!

• We won't ask questions about a license if one is already defined in your package.json file
• Fix jscs to require brackets with if statement
• .editorconfig won't force LF line ending
• Auto fill the author information inside generator-license if we can figure out the information from an existing package.json

v1.3.0

Features update

• ES2015 compilation via Babel is not implicitly enabled. Users will be prompted for the option.
• Automatically generate a git repository
• Add nsp security check as a prepublish check.

Fixes

• Correctly set prepublish babel step
• Ignore files contained in the .gitignore from static analysis

v1.2.1

• Fix babel support in tests. #131