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@guidesmiths/cuckoojs-cli

v0.0.10

Published

CuckooJS CLI

Downloads

17

Readme

Let the cuckoo accommodate the nest for you.

CuckooJS is a scaffolding based on NestJS. Inspired by the cuckoo bird, we took advantage of the already created nest and included our own easter eggs, such as:

  • Commitlint
  • Husky
  • License checker

This way, you don't have to worry about including these when initiating a new project.

How to use it

Creating a new NestJS app with the basic tooling:

cuckoo new <projectname>

You can still use all the commands that work with NestJS, for example:

cuckoo generate|g controller <name>