Adds gulp build file, Windows build and test support #216
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I had a brainstorm last night that the easiest way for me to work on this will be to pull rot.js into Deiphage as a git submodule rather than as an npm dependency and just use the .ts files directly, so I'm going to close this PR and come back to build tooling some other time 😄 |
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Got the build running on my Windows laptop, producing only trivial changes from the existing build, so I figured I'd send the changes your way - it uses a JS-based runner, so it can interface with the native JS API of the build tools 🙂 Also added a Windows-specific path to Chrome for the test runner, which is showing all passed.