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flow-framework-cli

v1.1.7

Published

A CLI tool for Flow - cross-platform javascript framework incorporating aspects of flow-based programming (FBP).

Downloads

11

Readme

flow-framework

The Flow Framework is custom framework based on the FBP (Flow-based Programming) paradigm.

The idea is to allow any ES6 Javascript module that extends the Flow class to be easily and seemlessly integrated into the client-side or server-side of an application built using the Flow Framework.

Note that all Flow implementations must take 'id' and 'config' in their constructor in order to be properly loaded by the ModuleLoader.

flow-framework-cli

This tool may be installed by running

npm install --global flow-framework-cli

Once installed, a flow project can be started using

flow init

The folder structure of the project should look something like this:

package.json
node_modules
src
 - all     <- modules intended for both client and server-side use
 - server  <- server-only modules
 - web     <- client-only modules

Build the project with

flow build

Once built, you can run the default flow server with

flow run

This will start both the server-side flow node and a web server for hosting the client-side code.

Using third-party libraries

TODO - fill this out in detail