Vladimir Agafonkin
703ae02aa8
ES6 modules & Rollup ( #4989 )
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* WIP ES6 modules & rollup
* WIP ES6 modules & rollup 2
* WIP ES6 modules & rollup 3
* WIP ES6 modules Browser
* WIP ES6 module fixes
* WIP ES6 modules: simpler browser exports
* WIP ES6: refactor CRS/Projection modules, CRS obj -> CRS.Base
* get rid of unnecessary index.js
* WIP ES6 modules, dom events and stuff
* Make linter happy, rollup to dist/
* revert to CRS namespace/class for now
* WIP rollup: export more stuff
* export controls
* rollup: export Layer
* rollup: export DomEvent
* rollup: export more layer types
* rollup: export Popup/Tooltip
* WIP: ES6-ify marker, icon, domutil, draggable.
* ES6-ify gridlayer, tilelayer.
* ES6-ify: Tweak imports-exports, code is now runnable!!
* ES6-ify: Fix scope in some DomUtils
* ES6-ify: Path, fix Popup
* ES6-ify: Lint & cleanup
* ES6-ify map handlers, more linting
* ES6-ify: Icon.Default namespacing
* ES6-ify: Renderers, CircleMarker
* ES6-ify: Circle, Polyline, LineUtil
* ES6-ify: Polygon, Rectangle, LineUtil, PolyUtil, linting
* ES6-ify: SVG.VML
* ES6-ify: DomEvent.Pointer, DomEvent.DoubleTap
* ES6-ify: Linting, make Karma play nice with Rollup
* ES6-ify: More work on fixing bits breaking some unit tests.
* ES6-ify: rollup the version number, fiddled with build scripts
* ES6-ify: Fiddle with test scripts
* ES6-ify: cleanup (refs to global L, imports from (DOM)Util), prevent cyclic loop on Map imports
* ES6-ify: More cleanup of (DOM)Util/Browser/DomEvent imports
* ES6ify: Use rollup's "legacy" option for ES3 (IE8) builds
* ES6-ify: Clean up build scripts, fix CONTRIBUTING.md instructions
* Typo
* ES6-ify: minor fixes and lefovers after rebasing on top of 1.0.2
* ES6-ify: upgrade to rollup 0.38 for proper IE8 builds, fix L.SVG.VML
* Make linter happy.
* ES6: Fixing typos and sxrew-ups after big rebase
* Fix symlink for debugging scripts
* ES6: Cleanup old build scripts
* ES6-ify: Update build system to include git rev in L.version
* ES6-ify: re-enable unit tests replacing L.Path with L.Polyline
* Export Path
* ES6ify: cleanup old banner file
* ES6-ify: whitespace in var declarations
* ES6-ify: Export toTransformation as L.transformation
* ES6-ify: cleanup L.transform exports
* ES6-ify: "import Util" in Transformation and SVG.VML
2017-01-30 11:35:16 +01:00
John Firebaugh
01332ebead
Omit "should" in spec descriptions
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The rationale is this: the spec string describes the expected
behavior unconditionally. The code examples, on the other hand,
set up an expectation that is tested with the call to the expect
method. The code examples can violate the expectation, but the
spec string does not. The value of the spec string is as clearly
as possible describing the behavior. Including “should” in that
description adds no value. (From http://rubyspec.org/style_guide/ )
2013-02-19 12:41:48 -08:00
