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create-fw

v1.2.1

Published

Light framework generator for your JS projects πŸͺ“

Downloads

7

Readme

CREATE-FW πŸͺ“

Light framework generator for your JS projects πŸͺ“

🧰 ESModules?

⚠️ Create-FW does not generate CommonJS projects since it is a non-standard technology at the time of creation of the tool. Therefore all the generated projects will be using ESModules.


Create-fw can be used in different ways.

Fetch from remote

By using one of the following commands:

| Package manager | Command | |----------------- |------------------ | | npm | npm init fw | | npx | npx create-fw | | yarn | yarn create fw |

Install

It is also possible to install the package globally and run it using the create-fw command.

Install the package

| Package manager | Command | |:---------------: |:---------------------------: | | npm | npm install -g create-fw | | yarn | yarn global add create-fw |

Then run the command

create-fw

| Template | Description | |------------ |-------------------------------------------------------- | | Basic | Starts a project with a personaliced package.json file | | TypeScript | Creates a project for working with TS | | Jest | Creates a project and configures Jest | | TS + Jest | Creates a TS project and configures Jest | | React | Creates a React app (Runs create-react-app) |


πŸ“ Create in folder

You can specify a folder name were the project will be started:

yarn create fw myApp

Generates a folder named "myApp" and starts there the project.

🧰 Package manager

By default the CLI uses the package manager used for invoking the command:

    πŸ‘‰ `yarn create fw` - Uses yarn

    πŸ‘‰ `npm init fw` / `npx create-fw` - Uses npm

πŸ’‘ You can use some flags to change this

  • [x] --yarn: forces the CLI to use yarn as package manager

    npm init framework-generator --yarn # will use yarn
  • [x] --npm: forces the CLI to use npm as package manager

    yarn create fw --npm # will use npm

πŸ’¨ Fast mode (default options)

The -y flag sets all commands as default. It works like the -y flag in npm init or yarn init: creates the project without asking about personalization to the user.