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@comet/create-app

v1.47.0

Published

Command-line interface to create a new Comet application

Downloads

662

Readme

@comet/create-app

This is a command-line interface to create a new Comet application. It sets up a project with the necessary configuration and files to get started quickly.

Usage

To create a new Comet app, run the following command:

npx @comet/create-app <project-name>

Arguments

The following arguments can be passed to customize the project setup:

  • project-name (required): Specifies the name of the project. It will be used as the directory name for the project.
  • -ni or --no-install: Disables the automatic installation of dependencies.
  • -r or --repository <repository>: Repository to clone from. Defaults to https://github.com/vivid-planet/comet-starter.git.
  • -b or --branch <branch>: Branch to checkout. Defaults to main.
  • -v or --verbose: Enables extra console logs for verbose output.
  • -V or --version: Outputs the version number.
  • -h or --help: Display help for the command.

Example usage with arguments

Create a new Comet app with the name "my-project" and enable verbose logging:

npx @comet/create-app my-project -v

Create a new Comet app with a different repository and branch:

npx @comet/create-app my-project -r https://github.com/my-company/comet-starter.git -b next

Commands

The following commands can be used to customize the project setup:

  • remove-site: Removes the site from the project.

Example usage:

npx @comet/create-app remove-site

For developers

Development

To test the script locally, run the following commands:

  1. Start the development process:
    npm start
  2. Run the script:
    node ./bin/index.js

Testing a close to production usage of the CLI can be done by calling npm link in the create-app/ directory. Then npx @comet/create-app can be used.