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@wellmo/component-starter

v0.1.6

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Command-line utility that makes easier to start developing Wellmo components with Vue.js

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Maintainers

wellmowellmo

Keywords

wellmocomponentgeneratortemplatevuecli

Readme

@wellmo/component-starter

Command-line utility that makes easier to start developing Wellmo components with Vue.js

Installation

The recommend way of installing the package is to install it globally (using -g switch) and use the node.js version 14.5.0 which is also defined in the .nvmrc file in case you are using nvm.

npm install -g @wellmo/component-starter

Usage

# Open terminal and go to some folder of your choosing
cd ~/Documents

# Start the command-line utility and generate some component using it
wellmo-component-starter

# Navigate to generated component folder e.g. when you selected 'hello-world' template
cd hello-world

# Install the component
npm install

# Run it locally
npm run serve

Each generated component also contains a separate README.md file on how to configure the component and upload it to Wellmo Pro Service Editor so refer to those for more information.

License

MIT