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create-bps

v1.19.0

Published

BPS template CLI tool

Downloads

1,165

Readme

CREATE-BPS

A command line tool for initializing BPS project templates.

Overview

create-bps is cli tool for initializing BPS project templates. It provides a wizard-like interface for setting up a new project with the required configurations. You can also provide config using flags to bypass the wizard.

Project build with Deno, which allows it to compile to a single binary file and run it without any dependencies in a CI/CD pipeline, for example.

When run over npm create bps@latest, it will install Deno if it's not already installed. It will also compile the Deno CLI binary and execute it.

Installation & usage with npm

# Run install wizzard using npm create (you'll see the install prompt if you don't have it installed globally)
npm create bps@latest

# Run install wizzard using npm create with flags
npm create bps@latest -- --project_name="my-project" --protocol="ssh" (and other available flags)

Local development with Deno

# local development
deno task dev

# local development with flags
deno task dev --project_name="my-project" --protocol="ssh" (and other available flags)

Build and publish

npm version <patch|minor|major>
npm publish