Module boilerplate

[Brooks Boyd]

As we're starting to work on components for the cryptocoinjs organization/app, all meant to jigsaw together, we should probably come up with a basic boilerplate layout for our modules, so we know we're all on the same page.

We talked about the javascript being intended to primarily run on Node, but could run through Browserify to be runnable in a browser. But some of the older components in the organization have RequireJS and other setups (Component, Bower, etc.). I think we came to the consensus to just focus on Node/Browserify, though does that mean we should do away with all the boilerplate like wrapping it in the "function(globals) {}" wrapper function? If not, what should we use as the basic wrapper for interoperability with the target runtime environments?

Brooks

[Sidney Zhang]

This is a good idea. I like that.

I would also like to suggest a styling guide.

I want to propose select a set of starndards using https://github.com/einars/js-beautify 

And all commits / pull requests must be formatted by the package (there is a sublime package that formats your code according to the standard after each save, same is available in vim and IDEs)

[Brooks Boyd]

There's already a style guide for the cryptocoinjs project over at https://github.com/cryptocoinjs/cryptocoin/wiki/Contributor-Guidelines as a current standard. I haven't heard of js-beautify (only uglify!); I'll have to take a look at that!

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[JP Richardson]

Agreed. Ya, I think that we can remove and not use "bower.json" and "component.json" anymore. I think that we can also remove that wrapper function as well and anyone that wants to use the code via the script tag will have to pipe it through Browserify. 

[Brooks Boyd]

FYI, I went through and created issues for all the libraries that still have them in there, to serve as a todo item for us to chip away at.

Brooks

[JP Richardson]

Awesome, thanks! Glanced at 'em... looks good.

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