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p5js-factory

v1.0.1

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A CLI tool to bootstrap a new p5js project.

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Readme

P5js Factory

A CLI tool to bootstrap a new p5js project.

The goal of this tool is to automate the starting process of a p5js project. It downloads the latest release of p5js and creates a project folder with all the necessary files to run a p5js sketch.

Installation

Install the package globally with npm.

npm install -g p5js-factory

After the install, run:

p5js-factory

Running the command will execute the script to bootstrap the p5js project. It will ask for a folder name, then it will download the necessary files and create the project.

executing command

With the project created you can start tinkering away with p5js.

If you are new to the world of p5js, you can take a look at the guide here.