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Adds prototypeEntry config property and --use-prototype CLI flag. These allow a user to add files from any number of additional entry points to HMR or load them in an additional <script> (for dev and production respectively).

Also:

Updates package.json to require node 8
Adds global bodyClasses config property to supply classes to <body> for all prototypes

This release includes:

Support for webpack 3
Fix for webpack-dev-server setup that will allow referencing of static assets in prototypes that work on both dev and build (example: prototype sample images)

process.exit() was exiting too early, preventing webpack build from finishing.

Also includes a variety of code cleanup, standardization, and steamlining:

Switch all directories and filenames to use camelCase
Use webpack to build the browser script and incorporate via output.library and output.libraryTarget (woohoo!). This unifies the dev experience for both the CLI and the browser script
Remove prebuild script (which used eslint cli) in favor of eslint-loader now that we're using webpack for both builds
Update node target for babel-preset-env to latest lts version
Remove postbuild.js in favor of dist/cli/index.js so cli will still work with dev build. Postbuild was previously prepending the required #!/usr/bin/env node. However, this was not happening when you ran npm run dev-cli, so dev-cli was rather pointless. This creates an index.js file for use as the npm bin.
Switch to using include everywhere we're using indexOf
Use import for everything we're able to in the CLI
Move gaze logic to a separate fileWatcher.js
Update various other packages and add package-lock.json
Add engines to package.json to specify both node and npm version requirements
Switch to using webpack module key (it's unique!) instead of an md5 hash for targeting correct markup to replace in the browser script. We were using node crypto for the hash, which was adding a whole crapload of modules to the browser build.
Switch to using the more standard index.js for both web and cli entry points
Devise and implement a method for us to both lint and transpile the HMR logic for the browser script (which needs to be dynamically generated and written based on user's huron config)

opn would open a prototype URL with doubled slashes after the configured root directory if user added a trailing slash in their configuration. This fix removes any trailing slashes that may be there.

Linting wasn't actually functioning in the last beta release, this release fixes it.

This release settles on a method of both transpiling and linting browser HMR logic.

Also includes:

Switch everything to camelCase
Switch to using webpack to build browser script (woohoo!)
Update node target for babel-preset-env to latest lts version
Remove postbuild.js in favor of dist/cli/index.js so cli will still work with dev build
Switch to using include everywhere we're using indexOf
Use import for everything in the CLI
Move gaze logic to a separate fileWatcher.js
Update various other packages and add package-lock.json
Switch to using webpack module key (it's unique!) instead of an md5 hash for targeting correct markup to replace. We were using node crypto for the hash, which was adding a whole crapload of modules to the browser build.
Switch to using the more standard index.js for both web and cli entry points
Remove prebuild script (which used eslint cli) in favor of eslint-loader now that we're using webpack for browser build also

Installed jest and added a few starter unit tests. Test away!

First pass at setting up jest and writing some tests!

This release will add support for huron function configs, similar to the same implementation in webpack 2. This means you'll be able to provide flags like --env.production on the command line (or in an npm script) and { production: true } will be passed into your huron configuration function. More information on how to use this in webpack can be found here, and the same function(env) { ... } pattern can now be used in huron as well.

Webpack 2 allows you to pass a function that returns your config object, instead of supplying the config object directly. This release adds support for using a webpack function config (including the --env flag).

Remove 'built by Alley Interactive'
Link to example repo.
Update information about CLI.
Renames Table of Contents and moves to the bottom, since it doesn't reference intermal to this document.

HTML webpack plugin was referencing a non-existent location for its template when user includes a context property in the webpack config. This changes the path to the template to be absolute.

Also includes a couple updates for the internal webpack build.

This release passes on Webpack compile errors when running the production build, making errors easier to debug.

This release addresses several issues:

https://github.com/alleyinteractive/huron/issues/62 - internal webpack build has been added for the CLI. The browser-facing script is still using babel-node for transpilation but, since that code will go through webpack in the user's own build anyway, there's no need to bundle the scripts further.
https://github.com/alleyinteractive/huron/issues/61 - npm install tested and fully functional, including bundled huron binary.
https://github.com/alleyinteractive/huron/issues/59 - contribution guidelines have been added

Note: I accidentally published version 2.1.0 on the beta tag in NPM, so I wasn't able to publish over it in the latest tag. I've bumped the version straight to 2.1.1 to accommodate this (I'm still getting used to this!)

Didn't know we needed to include #!/usr/bin/env node at the top of the binary, wrote a small postbuild script to prepend it after the build is complete.

This release includes rewrites necessary for migration to Webpack 2. Since Huron has so few users thus far, we are not supporting backwards-compatibility with Webpack 1, and thus bumping the version up to 2.0.0.

Major changes:

Switch to using handlebars-template-loader instead of handlebars-loader, as handlebars-loader was not playing nice with Webpack 2 for some reason (didn't dig too deep into it, but might be worth further exploration)
Wepack 2 no longer supports custom properties in its config, which Huron previously required. This release moves the huron config to a separate file and adds a CLI flag for it.

Safari doesn't like dataset so much, so I added fallbacks for our usage of that property.

This is the official public release of version 1.0.0, which contains a range of significant, breaking updates in the overall structure of how Huron functions. Some highlights:

SC5-Styleguide generator is no longer a requirement. Huron is now capable of generating its own styleguide using the same KSS source
Integration of Webpack and, more importantly, Hot Module Reloading
Tighter integration with KSS-node
Implementation of handlebars templates and associated JSON sample data for use with KSS markup examples
Updated syntax for creating prototypes and styleguides

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