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create-axoncore-app

v2.1.2

Published

Create a default AxonCore app.

Downloads

44

Readme

create-axoncore-app

This repo hosts a boilerplate for an AxonCore app.

DISCLAIMER:
This boilerplate is strongly opiniated about the way you should use AxonCore.
AxonCore was designed to be used with such a file organisation and structure, however feel free to organise your application the way you want.


Setup

By doing:

  • npm init axoncore-app [directory] [options]
  • yarn create axoncore-app [directory] [options]

You can create a default boilerplate with all necessary files and folder organisation to build really fast an AxonCore bot.

You can pass several options, all of them including specifying install location are optional:

  • [directory]: The directory of which the AxonCore project should be installed. If this is omitted, this defaults to the directory you ran the command in.
  • --lib, --library or -l: to specify the library you want to use. eris, discordjs.
  • --type or -t: to specify the module system you want to use. commonjs, esm, typescript / ts.

Any options you do not specify will be prompted for you to select.

Examples

yarn create axoncore-app ./ --lib eris
yarn create axoncore-app -l discordjs --type esm
npm init axoncore-app -t commonjs
npm init axoncore-app ./my-axoncore-project


Contributions

Feel free to contribute to improve this boilerplate. It has the purpose to be simple but to contain all default files and structure needed.