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lrrr

v0.2.0

Published

A command line utility for quickly creating LazoJS applications

Downloads

12

Readme

Build Status

A command line utility for creating LazoJS applications

Open for discussion. Working design doc. This is an application generator NOT another package manager!

Ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8!

Getting Started

Install lrrr.

npm install -g lrrr

Create a Lazo application.

lrrr create app my-app

Start application. Be sure to install Lazo if you haven't done so already, npm install -g --production lazo.

lazo start my-app

Open browser, http://localhost:8080/.

Supported Commands: add model|collection|component, create app

Roadmap

The features described in this document will be released as follows.

This is a working roadmap.

0.1.0 - RELEASED

  • Default template support only; template specification not supported
  • CLI
  • Supported commands: create app, add component, add model, add collection

0.2.0

  • file:// protocol support for adding templates
  • Supported commands: 0.1.0 commands + add template
  • Finalized lrrr.json contract

0.3.0

  • git:// protocol support for adding templates
  • lrrr.json dependencies support

0.4.0

  • http(s):// protocol support for adding templates

0.5.0

  • Initializers