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elenajs-tools

v0.0.4

Published

elenajs-tools =============

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Readme

elenajs-tools

This is a tool to create elenajs archetypes.

##INSTALLATION

The perferred way to install elenajs-tools is globally with

npm install -g elenajs-tools

##USAGE

To create an elenajs application just run the following command

ejs-tools create-app

It's possible to get help for the create-app command adding the option --help

##EXAMPLE

kiuma@kdominator ~/tmp $ ejs-tools 
ejs-tools

#USAGE

ejs-tools command <options|--help>

Available commands:
create-app
kiuma@kdominator ~/tmp $ ejs-tools create-app
Application name:> myApp
AMD library name [myApp]:> 
ElenaJs library version (1 for latest stable, 2 for development) [1]:> 2
ElenaJs swig plugin version (1 for latest stable, 2 for development) [1]:> 2
Author name:> kiuma
Author email:> kiuma@email
kiuma@kdominator ~/tmp $ cd myApp/
kiuma@kdominator ~/tmp/myApp $ npm update
[email protected] node_modules/elenajs-swig
└── [email protected] ([email protected], [email protected])
[email protected] node_modules/elenajs
├── [email protected]
├── [email protected]
├── [email protected]
├── [email protected] ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected])
└── [email protected]
kiuma@kdominator ~/tmp/myApp $ node .
server started on port: 3030

You'll be able to browse your newly created application opening your browser at the following url: http://localhost:3030/

Remember that the application is just a skeleton for your real application, it just avoids the annoying tasks needed when creating an application from scratch.