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quilk-cli

v0.0.17

Published

A skeleton node js app builder

Downloads

15

Readme

quilk-cli

A simple and quick way to setup a nodejs application ready to go with sockets, api and view routes.

Do expect the structure to keep changing till version 1 is released. This is still currently a proof of concept for now.

To install run

npm install -g quilk-cli

To use quilk-cli

This installs a skeleton app pre-configured with webpack, express and nunjucks tpl engine. Plus a few other extra goodies.

quilk-cli install-light

The full app is now pre-configured with user authentication. Just npm install -g quilk webpack to run webpack and quilk and your app is built.. The default app will display a pretty login form, a register form then once logged in a simple api tester.

quilk-cli install-full

This displays the help available for quilk-cli... although there is only these 2 commands at the moment :)

quilk-cli --help

Latest commits

  • The install-full got some more fleshing out on the front end. It is now on the new ecmascript 6 shizzle, I threw in a little router in there too.
  • If you are used to the routes -> controllers pattern from other frameworks, including this node app this will make sense. Each router maps to a controller... Just ensure quilk is on 2.0.5+ and you are good to go.