Readme updates

2.3.0-beta.2

Merge branch 'cssmodules' into beta

Implement support for basic CSS modules

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

Updates to usage of HTML webpack plugin

• Switch to using a handlebars template for HTMl webpack plugin, we're now using a standard templating language for all internal purposes.
• Add license
• Move off js-md5 in favor of crypto

Unit tests are live!

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

2.2.0-beta.2

Merge branch 'feature/testing-framework' into beta

2.2.0-beta.1: Merge pull request #92 from alleyinteractive/feature/testing-framework

Update utils tests with describe blocks

Initial unit tests

First pass at setting up jest and writing some tests!

Support for function configurations

Merge pull request #84 from alleyinteractive/huron-config-function

Add support for function configs a-la webpack 2

Support for providing a function as your Huron config

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 function config support

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).