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@jarvis-catalyst/create-custom-app

v1.0.1

Published

boilerplate jarvis custom app

Downloads

16

Readme

@jarvis-catalyst/create-custom-app

This project uses React 17

Install

npm install --g @jarvis-catalyst/create-custom-app

Use

in your shell exec npx @jarvis-catalyst/create-custom-app then answer the questions

Which port you want to use?
What will be the main route of your application?
What is the name of your application?

Finally

Congratulations, your application has been created successfully!

Now you just have to enter your custom app folder: cd example
Install de dependencies with npm install
And run it with npm run start

Jarvis Team

Contribute

The templates.js module stores the dependencies and specification for each custom app created when running the command-line create-custom-app. In case of needing to update this library, changes might be done on such file as well as modules on base folder.

After developing/updating the library you can test it locally runing:

npm link

Once executed, we will see our command being symlinked globally. Now, we can execute our NodeJS command-line script with its own ‘command name’ create-custom-app

Also for checking all global packages installed you can run:

npm ls -g

Note: After tested and reviewd all changes, do not forget to update package version to publish it properly