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@augerm/otto

v1.0.19

Published

## Setup 1) From this directory (./cli) run `yarn link` 2) `yarn` 3) `yarn build`

Downloads

41

Readme

Instructions

Setup

  1. From this directory (./cli) run yarn link
  2. yarn
  3. yarn build

You're done! 🎉

Common Commands

These commands should all be run from the root project directory (the one with the .otto.json file).

otto install

Installs all package.json dependencies in all applications and copies node_modules folder from symlinked shared directories into their parent applications.

otto watch

Runs the project with edit/refresh.

otto generate message <MessageName>

Generates a message to be shared across clients & various backends. This is often used for WebSocket or HTTP communication.

Example: otto generate message StartGame

otto generate data <DataName>

Generates new Data. This is for objects that will be stored in the Database.

Example: otto generate data User

Troubleshooting

TODO