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@bchr/bchr-front-cli

v1.0.5

Published

* [Global install](#global-install) * [Create a project](#create-a-project) * [Commands](#commands) * [Create a new module](#create-a-new-module)

Downloads

28

Readme

Document

Global install ⚙️

Envirment requirement

NodeJS: >= 6.11.0

OS: MacOS,windows,centos

全局安装

npm install @bchr/bchr-front-cli -g  //now the latest is 1.6.x

Create a project 📽

init a project

bchr init

Choose a template:

  • No JavaScript framework (You can add your framework like jQuery,zepto,vue,react and so on.)
? Select your JavaScript framework (Use arrow keys)
❯ No JavaScript framework 
  React
  Vue
  Workbench

start

When initialized, install the dependencis and start the demo

C:\xxx\workspace>bchr init
? Project name: h5-project
  ____       _             ____ _     ___ 
 | __ )  ___| |__  _ __   / ___| |   |_ _|
 |  _ \ / __| '_ \| '__| | |   | |    | | 
 | |_) | (__| | | | |    | |___| |___ | | 
 |____/ \___|_| |_|_|     \____|_____|___|

   [Success] Project h5-project init finished, be pleasure to use 😊!

   Install dependencies:
     cd BCHR-FRONT-TEST && npm install

   Run the app:
     bchr start demo
   Or:
     pm2 start process.json

Commands

Use bchr -help to show all the commands.

C:\xxx\workspace>bchr -help

  Usage: bchr [command]

  Options:

    -v, --version                 output the version number
    -h, --help                    output usage information

  Commands:

    init                          initialize your project
    new [module]/[module]-[page]  generate_native a new module
    start [module]                start application in development mode
    build [module]                build a module using webpack
    upload                        upload dist files to CDN
    analyse                       analysis dist files size and percent
    git                           auto git commit and push

Create a new module

bchr new [module]/[module]-[page]

Description

Attention, create a new module use like this

bchr new [module]

When you need to create a new page in the existed module, use this command:

bchr new [module]/[page]