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credlify

v2.0.0

Published

A simple scaffolding helper for node projects

Downloads

16

Readme

Credlify

A simple scaffolding helper for node projects.

Installation

npm install --global credlify

Requirements

  • CLI: Node 12.9.0 or higher
  • Generated project: Node 7.9.0 or higher

Usage

credlify [<args>]

Initializes a node project with build pipeline files, directory structure, and initial dependencies.

If gulp-cli is installed, the resulting project can be built (with optional live development server) by running:

gulp

Available gulp tasks may be viewed with:

gulp --tasks

This script should be run after running npm init, and from the project's root directory, as it will create all files and directories relative to the current working directory. If no package.json file is found, the script will exit.

When the script runs, the user will be prompted to choose names for the project structure directories.

If any files already exist that conflict with those created by credlify, the script will exit.

In an attempt to change as little of the existing project files as possible, credlify will only modify the 'dependencies' and 'devDependencies' properties in package.json. Other properties (such as 'main', 'scripts', etc.) may be changed manually after the project scaffolding has been created.

CLI Arguments

-h, --help

Shows CLI help text.

-v, --version

Shows the package version number.

--no-dirs

Prevents directory structure from being generated. If this option is used, any project files in those directories will not be created.

--no-files

Prevents project files from being created.

--no-deps

Prevents initial project dependencies from being installed.