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ja-start

v1.0.1

Published

a year ago

JA-Start is a CLI package designed to streamline the process of setting up new projects using Vue.js and additional technologies. It aims to save time by automating the installation of various packages and configurations commonly used in Vue.js projects.

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JA-Start: Vue.js Template Starter Kit

JA-Start is a CLI package designed to streamline the process of setting up new projects using Vue.js and additional technologies. It aims to save time by automating the installation of various packages and configurations commonly used in Vue.js projects.

Features

Choose between Vue.js and React as your frontend framework.
Select MySQL or PlanetScale as your database option.
Optional backend setup with Node.js and additional packages.

Usage

To create a new project using JA-Start, follow these steps:

Ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
Open your terminal or command prompt.
Run the following command:

npx ja-start

Answer the prompted questions to configure your project:
- Select your preferred frontend framework (Vue.js or React).
- Choose the desired database option (MySQL or PlanetScale).
- Opt for a backend setup if needed.
Sit back and relax while JA-Start installs the necessary dependencies and sets up your project based on your selected options.
Once the process is complete, you'll have a ready-to-use project with your chosen stack.

Please note that JA-Start relies on the Vue CLI and other tools to set up the project. Ensure you have the necessary dependencies installed, such as the Vue CLI (npm install -g @vue/cli), before running npx ja-start.