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kunst

v0.0.5

Published

A CLI tool that bootstraps an ALX project.

Downloads

16

Readme

KUNST :: The ALX Bootstrapper

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An easy-to-use, standard ALX bootstrapper.

Kunst generates the file and directory structure of an ALX project based on an exported HTML file from the Intranet.

How to Use?

  • Install Kunst on your local machine.
npm install -g kunst

kunst installing

  • Head over to the project on your ALX Intranet and complete the quiz.

  • Refresh the page and download as HTML-only page (rename if you like). downloading page

  • Navigate to the directory you stored it

cd path/to/folder/containing/the/html
  • Run Kunst
kunst <file_name>

kunst running

That's it! Let's run tree so you can see it properly. tree ran

Kunst read the HTML file and created all the files we needed to do the project.

It even generates boilerplate code to fill them. boilerplate

Fun facts

  • Kunst was built because I'm lazy.
  • Kunst was initially named Etch but that name was taken already.
  • Kunst was built in less than 4 hours.
  • Kunst is pronounced coo-nst not const. It's German for art (I felt like it).

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