Windows 10 package.json config

[zawsx]

Had to remove the single quotes around './src/index.js' in package.json for it to work under windows - here's them removed:
"manual-test": "webpack-dev-server ./src/index.js --hot --inline --output-filename 'bundle.js'"

env variable assignments in package.json scripts don't work out of the box in W10 on mine. WEBPACK_ENV for instance.

The Makefile won't work under windows as make isn't native so the examples docs can't be compiled.

[kantord]

I think the Makefile issue is a bit separate, because that might be more difficult to port to Windows.

The env variable thing might not even be required, so perhaps I should just remove it.

You have already fixed and tested your modifications to package.json, correct? If so, are you willing to create a Pull Request with your modifications? :-) It'd be thankful for your contribution.

[zawsx]

I'm guessing there's a way to have operating-system specific variations in the toolchain, just don't know what they are. Better way I guess would be something like gulp to cope with the Makefile actions and the ENV variables I suppose. ENV support is vital IMHO
I'm aware of a common problem (rm -rf which doesn't work on windows) being solved by https://www.npmjs.com/package/rimraf which works on everything so I'd like a cross-platform soln if poss.

I don't know if my Windows-only package.json script will work elsewhere -doubt it.
So how do I write a package.json line that will only be invoked under Windows?
"WinStart_Manual_test": ?
You could gitignore Makefile I suppose?

[kantord]

The Makefile is only used for updating the automatically generated documentation. Once it's stable enough, I believe it should rarely if ever be run manually. Instead, it should be executed by Travis CI. Therefore, Windows support might not be a priority, but it would indeed be nice to have.

package.json should work everywhere. I believe your changes are probably not breaking it on Linux

[zawsx]

OK, here's the pacakge.json PR: zawsx#1

[kantord]

@zawsx pls submit pull request to this repo, not the fork :-)