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ndagi-nodenext-api

v1.0.3

Published

17 hours ago

This package provides a simple and flexible command-line tool to generate a boilerplate API template for both Node.js and Next.js projects. It streamlines the process of setting up a server-side API by scaffolding the essential files and configurations, a

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Ndagi NodeNext Api

Ndagi NodeNext Apiis a command-line tool that helps you quickly generate a server-side API template for both Node.js and Next.js projects. Whether you're building a backend API with Node.js or a full-stack application with Next.js, this package streamlines the process of setting up the essential API files, folder structure, and configurations.

Features

Express Server Setup: Generates a pre-configured Express server for Node.js.
Next.js API Routes: Quickly scaffold API routes for seamless integration with Next.js.
Customizable Templates: Tailor the generated structure to fit your project needs.
Initializes a Git repository and installs dependencies
Rapid Setup: Skip repetitive configuration steps and get your project started in minutes.

Installation

Option 1: Install Globally via npm

To install the package globally, use the following command:

npm install -g create-ndagi-nodenext-api

After installation, you can generate the API template by running:

create-ndagi-nodenext-api new-project

Option 2: Run via npx (No Installation Required)

If you don't want to install the package globally, you can run it directly via npx. This is a great option if you prefer not to globally install dependencies:

npx create-ndagi-nodenext-api new-project

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.