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create-mern-application

v0.11.0

Published

A bootstrapper for creating a MERN application.

Downloads

3

Readme

NPM GitHub Issues Dependencies License


Example of create-mern-application running

📝 Table of Contents

🧐 About

I've made a lot of MERN applications lately, and I want to make that process easier for myself and for others, by creating a bootstrapper that mirrors the simplicity of starting a new application with create-react-app. Thus, create-mern-application was born.

What is MERN?

🏁 Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Node (>= v10.13.0)
  • NPM

OS

  • [x] MacOS
  • [x] Linux
  • [x] Windows

Installing

You can either use npx , or install the package globally on your machine.

NPX

npx create-mern-application cool-app-name

Global Install

npm install -g create-mern-application

🎈 Usage

npx create-mern-application cool-app-name

Changing the Source Language

By deafault, create-mern-application will create your application as a JavaScript project. You can pass the --typescript flag to create a TypeScript project instead.

create-mern-application cool-app-name --typescript

Want support for an additional language? Feel free to open a new issue.

Interactive Mode

You can choose to use the application in an interactive mode by passing the flag --interactive.

This mode grants you several additional options.

Starting the Application

Please be sure to have your MongoDB instance running prior to starting your application.

npm start

⛏️ Built Using

Dependencies

  • @sentry/node - Sentry is cross-platform application monitoring, with a focus on error reporting.
  • chalk - Terminal string styling done right.
  • commander - Node.js command-line interfaces made easy.
  • fs-extra - Node.js: extra methods for the fs object like copy(), remove(), mkdirs().
  • inquirer - A collection of common interactive command line user interfaces.
  • ora - Elegant terminal spinner.
  • recursive-readdir - Node.js module to list all files in a directory or any subdirectories.
  • semver - The semver parser for node (the one npm uses).
  • update-notifier - Update notifications for your CLI app.
  • validate-npm-package-name - Is the given string an acceptable npm package name?

DevDependencies

✍️ Authors

🚀 Additional Features to Be Added

  • Add an issue for a feature you'd like to see!

🎉 Acknowledgements