📦✨ @pika/init

Start a bundler-free @pika/web web application with a single command!
Previously released as create-pika-app, created by @ndom91

🛫 Quick Start

npx @pika/init awesome-new-app-directory
cd awesome-new-app-directory
npm run dev

The example application will then be available at localhost:5000

💻 Usage

Usage: npx @pika/init --template [template] <project-name>

Options:
  -V, --version              output the version number
  -t, --template [template]  template choice (optional)
  -h, --help                 output usage information

Examples:
  $ npx @pika/init --template app-preact my-new-app
  $ npx @pika/init --template app-lit my-new-app
  $ npx @@pika/init my-new-app

🌲 Templates

1. app-preact

Slimmed down version of terminal-homepage built on the following stack:

• Preact
• Preact-router
• Preact-emotion
• Typescript
• Babel
• ESLint
• Prettier
• @Pika/Web

2. app-vue

• Vue
• http-vue-Loader
• Basic todo list example
• Original Source: glitch.me/pika-web-vue-httpvueloader
• Thanks: @thiagoabreu

3. app-lit

• LitElement
• lit-html
• Basic To do List Example
• Thanks: @thepassle

3. Your next app 😎

If you'd like to have your project included here, just open a PR and we'll take a look!

🚧 Contributing

1. Clone the repo
   git clone https://github.com/pikapkg/init pika-init

2. Install the project
   cd pika-init && npm install

To test execution of the binary:

3. Build the binary npm run build

4. Generate a test application node pkg/dist-node/index.bin.js generated-test-app-name

5. Fork, commit & push your changes, and then make a pull request back to this repository!

📝 LicenceMIT