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create-anura-app

v2.0.0

Published

Quickly scaffold an anura application

Downloads

8

Readme

Create Anura App (CAA)

Easily setup and create an AnuraOS app.

Usage

npx

npx create-anura-app@latest

npm

npm init anura-app

yarn

yarn create anura-app 

pnpm

pnpm create anura-app

pnpm (dlx)

pnpm dlx create-anura-app@latest 

Flags

[!NOTE] Anything with < > around them means it is a required option

  • [dir] - Skip the project name questions
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest newProject
  • --git - Explicitly tell the CLI to init a Git repo
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --git
  • --install, -i - Explicitly tell the CLI to install dependencies
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --install
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -i
  • --default, -y - Scaffold a project with all defaults.
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --default
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -y
  • --projectType <ts|js>, -p <ts|js> - Select the type of project you want to use
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --projectType js
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -p assemblyscript
  • --dreamland, -d - Whether to use dreamland or not
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --dreamland
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -d
  • --author <author>, -a <author> - The authors name
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --author motortruck1221
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -a motortruck1221
  • --license <license>, -l <license> - The license you want to use
    • Usage: npx create-anura-app@latest --license MIT
    • npx create-anura-app@latest -l MIT