@flagfw/front
v1.0.1
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A web framework for the client side that can deploy spa (single-page-action) simply and quickly. Package for framework provision.
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Flag Front
A web framework that allows you to easily and quickly deploy SPAs (Single Page Actions) for web apps and WebView-based client applications.
https://masatonakatsuji2021.github.io/flag/
# Run from console
First, install the npm package @flagfw/flag
globally using the following command.
$ npm i -g @flagfw/flag
Then run the flag front
command.
@ flag front
# Creating a SPA project
Open a terminal from any directory and run the following command. Creating a SPA project begins interactively.
@ flag front create
The questions to be asked are below :
||| |:--|:--| |Project Name|Project name to create. When creating a project, a directory with the project name is created in the current directory and initial source files are prepared there.| |Frameworks|Framework name to build. If not specified, the initial state "web" will be generated at build time and the build results will be output there.| |TypeScript Complie|When this is set to "true", TypeScript will be transcompiled immediately before building.| |Source Compress|When this is set to "true", the js file (index.min.js) after building will be generated in a compressed form.| |Source Obfuscate|(2023.12.21 Currently not set.) If this is set to "true", the script code will be obfuscated.|
# Run the build
To build the SPA project, run the following command in the terminal inside the project.
@ flag front build
When building, TypeScript ts file transcompiler and script file are merged, etc.
The built files are output in units of framework names specified in the frameworks
directory within the project.