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@divyansh2209/temp-grabber

v1.0.1

Published

A Command Line Interface (to automatically setup pre-configured JavaScript and various other frameworks initial project template) crafted using NodeJS and external third-party library

Downloads

3

Readme

Template Grabber

Template Grabber helps you create custom boilerplate templating code files that you need to create over and over again. All you need is NodeJS installed to get started.

Command Line Interface

Template Grabber is crafted using NodeJS and several external third-party libraries:

  • inquirer: for prompting missing values
  • args: for parsing CLI arguments
  • ncp: for recursive copying
  • chalk: for coloring output commands
  • execa: for running external commands
  • listr: for specifying list of tasks

Usage

  • Generate JavaScript template:
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber javascript
  • Generate Create React App template:
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react
  • Generate Vite React template
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber viteReact
  • Generate React Redux template:
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react-redux
  • Generate Next.js template:
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber nextjs

Additional Options

Generate template with initialized GIT:

  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber javascript --git
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react --git
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber viteReact --git
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react-redux --git
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber nextjs --git

Generate template with initialized GIT and install all dependencies:

  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber javascript --git --install 
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react --git --install
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber viteReact --git --install
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber react-redux --git --install
  npx @divyansh2209/temp-grabber nextjs --git --install

License

MIT