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@fullstacked/cli

v0.10.16

Published

a year ago

A CLI that takes care of all the redundant tasks in TypeScript web app development.

Downloads

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webapp typescript fullstack tool

Warning While FullStacked CLI is probably the most efficient tool you'll ever use, bear in mind that it evolves very fast.

FullStacked CLI provides a whole set of commands and utilities useful for the whole web app lifecycle :

Commands

Utilities

Usage

Requirements

NodeJS >= 18.x https://nodejs.org/

Optional

Docker and Docker-Compose https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/

Getting Started

Create a folder where you will develop your awesome web app

mkdir my-awesome-project
cd my-awesome-project

Init fullstacked with npm

npm init @fullstacked@latest

Startup you project locally!

npm start

Open http://localhost:8000 and start developing!

Motivation

As many web developer, I have changed my toolset very often. We waste so much time on configs and figuring out how to build and deploy web apps. FullStacked aims to skip all the configuration phases to instead allow you to start developing as quickly as possible!

I also really like the iterative approach, so I look forward to implementing ways to help with sharing development environments for the purpose of testing and reviewing.