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ippo

v1.0.5

Published

A command-line tool to quickly set up a development environment with your chosen framework, language, and stylesheet.

Downloads

174

Readme

ippo

A command-line tool to quickly set up a development environment with your chosen framework, language, and stylesheet.

Every time, setting up ESLint or Stylelint configuration files was a hassle, so I created this.

Installation

Global Installation

You can install ippo globally using npm:

npm i -g ippo

Or using pnpm:

pnpm i -g ippo

After global installation, you can run ippo directly from the command line:

ippo

Using npx/pnpx

Alternatively, you can use npx or pnpx to run ippo without installing it globally:

With npm:

npx ippo

With pnpm:

pnpx ippo

Usage

Simply run ippo and answer the prompts. Your project will be set up in no time!

Currently Supported Options

  1. Framework: Vanilla
  2. Language: TypeScript
  3. Stylesheet language: SCSS

Currently, only a single configuration is supported, but more options will be added in the future.

Planned Features

  • [ ] Support for additional frameworks (React, Vue)
  • [ ] Support for JavaScript
  • [ ] Support for CSS and the option to exclude a stylesheet
  • [ ] Ability to specify options via command-line arguments using yargs

Stay tuned for updates as we continue to expand the capabilities of ippo!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.