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create-new-monorepo

v1.1.0

Published

A CLI for RAD (Rapid Application Development), helps you to start a Node.js Monorepo projects.

Downloads

10

Readme

Create new monorepo

This project is a starter CLI for scaffold new monorepos in a simpler way. It follows the Rapid Application Development (RAD) philosophy.

The resulting monorepo will be managed by npm but you can set any application you want (even with apps in PHP or Python).

Usage

You don't need to install anything.
Simply run this command on your terminal and answer the questions:

npm create new-monorepo <project-name>

Then, after the scaffold simply run:

npm start

It will launch the frontend and backend server.

Screenshot Demo

Available options

You can pass options preceeded by -- to avoid interactivity:

npm create new-monorepo <project-name> -- -b django -f react

This will create a django app under /backend and a react app under /frontend directory.

The available options are:

| Command | shorthand | example | |:----------:|:---------:|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | --project | -p | npm create new-monorepo -- -p my-project Alternatively use an argument:npm create new-monorepo my-project | | --frontend | -f | npm create new-monorepo my-project -- -f react | | --backend | -b | npm create new-monorepo my-project -- -b django |

Available templates:

At the moment this are the available templates:

| Frontend | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | vanilla, react, vue, svelte, solid, qwik, preact, lit, none |

| Backend | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | laravel, django, none |

Notes:

Please notice: this is still in beta (v1.0.4)

The project still lacks of any kind of validation (they will be set in the future). e.g. If you choose django or laravel as a backend service you will need to have installed the requirements (either python or php & composer in the device).