- Add TSNode to get proper coverage on TS files
- Tell Mocha to look for tests in subdirectories
- Configure NYC to look for coverage on all src files
- Move `source-map-support` to being a dev dependency
- Ensure NYC keeps us at 100% code coverage
We were on a really old version of Mocha, and standard practice for JS
code coverage is to use `nyc` now. This switches our code coverage tool
to `nyc`, and gets us on the latest version of Mocha.
Our code coverage did not appear to be working before either,
now it does.
Additionally, Mocha now supports `.mocharc.js` files which let us have
inline comments for configuration. `.mocha.opts` is deprecated, so I
have switched our Mocha configuration to the new format.
If we had configuration that was equal to the default, I have removed it
* Remove src/ripple-address-codec and use npm published
* Remove 4 failing old dist/ripple-address-codec tests
* Update yarn.lock with npm ripple-address-codec package
- Migrate to TypeScript and TSLint
- Vendor ripple-address-codec (move dependency into this project)
- Add support for Travis CI (.travis.yml)
- Use "dist/*" for distribution files
- Bump version to 1.0.0-beta.0
- Add yarn.lock
