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@ta-interaktiv/create-project

v2.3.3

Published

Create a new project based on the TA Interaktiv React Base.

Downloads

31

Readme

Create Project

Use this to create a new, blank project based on React Base.

This will clone the React Base, remove the original Git history, set up a new Git repository and create a new project on GitLab.

Requirements

  • Yarn

Usage

Navigate to the directory you want to create the project in, e.g.:

cd  ~/Sites

Then run

yarn create @ta-interaktiv/project

yarn create will download the newest version of the script, ask you for the slug name of the project (a short name, like oscars or mietpreis-karte), prepend the current year and month (like so: 2018-02-oscars) and create the project.

In the end a Finder window should open with the newly created project.

In order to test the newly created project, run

yarn start

Options

| Argument | Effect | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --no-repo | Skips the creation of a git repository, both locally and on GitLab.com |

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