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create-cloak-app

v3.1.0

Published

Sets up a new Cloak (Nuxt + Craft/Contentful) based project.

Downloads

11

Readme

create-cloak-app

Sets up a new Cloak (Nuxt + CMS) based project. Supported CMSs are Craft, Contentful and @nuxt/content. The goal of this project is to provide a place to store best practices and conventions across projects. Secondarily, the developer should have a functioning Hello World app after running the install command.

Usage

From the directory you want to create the new Cloak app:

# If using @nuxt/content or Craft
yarn create cloak-app

# Use previous major version if Contentful or Shopify
yarn global add create-cloak-app@^2
create-cloak-app

This will ask you a handful of questions, copy relevant files from the template, init a new git repo, and run initial install commands. You will then have a local Nuxt-based app that will be immediately bootable.

After you've created a new cloak-app, there are subsequent steps you'll likely need to take based on your choices. You'll be prompted to visit the following docs pages following a successful completion.

Contributing

  1. Run yarn sao ./ ~/Desktop/cloak-app to create an Cloak instance to iterate on on your desktop.
  2. Track the changes you make to that instance using the git repo that was automatically set up.
  3. Replay those changes (manually, unless someone has some git brilliance to share), back onto the /template directory as part of a PR.