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create-app-now

v1.8.1

Published

A CLI to bootstrap basic tools for building web app

Downloads

2

Readme

create-app-now

Basic tool to build a web app

Boilerplate for building your app from scratch With create-app-now you can build your site with simple template with no hassle:

  1. Vanilla JavaScript
  2. Vanilla TypeScript
  3. React (based on CRA eject)
  4. Svelte (with prettier and prettier-plugin-svelte)
  5. NodeJS and Express (with nodemon)
  6. Deno and Oak (with Denon)
  7. React with snowpack
  8. Svelte with snowpack
  9. Vite with its template

Install

npm install -g create-app-now

Usage

create-app-now (project-directory-name)[-y | --yes][-g | --git][-i | --install]

or

can (project-directory-name)[-y | --yes][-g | --git][-i | --install]

for Vite template

can --vite

  • project-directory-name: your project directory name. Default: my-great-app
  • -y | --yes: skip prompts. Default: false
  • -g | --git: initialize git. Default: false
  • -i | --install: install node package automatically. Default: null
  • -h | --help: show help instructions
  • -v | --version: check create-app-now version
  • --vite: get vite templates

Example

From your favourite terminal

can
cd my-great-app
code . // if you using VS Code

Vanilla JavaScript / TypeScript Folder Structure

📂public
   🗒index.html
   🗒style.css
📂src
   🗒index.js | 🗒index.ts
🗒.gitignore
🗒package.json
🗒README.md
🗒LICENSE

React Template Folder Structure

📂config
   📂jest
📂scripts
   🗒build.js
   🗒start.js
   🗒test.js
📂public
   🗒index.html
📂src
   🗒App.css
   🗒App.js
   🗒App.test.js
   🗒index.css
   🗒index.js
   🗒logo.svg
   🗒reportWebVitals.js
   🗒setupTest.js
🗒.gitignore
🗒LICENSE
🗒README.md
🗒package.json

Svelte Template Folder Structure

This is the same with Svelte template

📂public
   🗒favicon.png
   🗒index.html
   🗒global.css
📂src
   🗒App.svelte
   🗒main.js
🗒.gitignore
🗒package.json
🗒README.md
🗒LICENSE
🗒rollup.config.js

NodeJS and Deno Template Folder Structure

NodeJS template come with Express and Nodemon. Deno template come with Oak and Denon.

📂public
   🗒index.html
   🗒style.css
   🗒index.js
🗒.gitignore
🗒package.json (only for NodeJS)
🗒denon.json (only for Deno)
🗒README.md
🗒LICENSE

Include CSS custom reset

The CSS file include my custom reset. Feel free to clear it 😄.

License

MIT