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quickbuild

v1.5.6

Published

A mature, feature-complete application generator with an emphasis on speed

Downloads

37

Readme

npm version npm JavaScript Style Guide badgen.net license

quickbuild

A mature, feature-complete application generator with an emphasis on speed.

Installation

$ npm install quickbuild -g

Quick Start

The quickest way to get started with quickbuild is to utilize the executable without arguments. This will launch an interactive UI that guides you through creating a new application

$ quickbuild

Pass the following argument to install dependencies for your project

$ quickbuild --install

Usage

$ quickbuild --help

  Usage
    $ quickbuild <option>

  Options
   -v, --version           output the version number
       --verbose           enable verbose mode
   -q, --quickestbuild     create generic boilerplate
   -n, --name              enter your project name
   -i, --install           install project dependencies
   -g, --git               initialize git
       --mit               add MIT license
       --apache            add Apache 2.0 license
       --bsd               add BSD 2-Clause license
   -u, --unlicensed        create an unlicensed project

  Examples
    $ quickbuild
    $ quickbuild --git
    $ quickbuild --git --bsd
    $ quickbuild -u -g --install --verbose
    $ quickbuild -n "some project" --git --apache

Available templates

Prerequisite