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salak-cli

v1.0.5

Published

A simple CLI for scaffolding Salak applications.

Downloads

36

Readme

salak-cli

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Scaffolding for SalakJS.

Install

$ npm install -g salak-cli

The commands list:

  • init: generate a new project from a template
  • list: list available templates
  • set: set available variables

Usage

init

alias: salak-init

Quick to create project.

$ salak init [template] [project-name]
$ salak init [template] [project-name] -u # force updating templates
$ salak init [template] [project-name] -q # quick create project with default options
$ salak init [template] [project-name] -p '{"name":"salak","author":"title"}' # the same as quick,provide default options,it must be include name and author key.
$ salak init -d /template-dir [project-name] # create project from local template

list

List the availabel templates from the official templates or the repo which you set.

alias: salak-list

$ salak list
$ salak list -u # find from online repo, otherwise find from local cache.

set

alias: salak-set

You can use your templates for replacing official templates,you need to create a repo which like templates.

$ salak set repo SalakJS/templates

If you use in your private repo, you must remove the git@ and .git, such as:

$ salak set repo git.xxx:username/repo

tip: you must use options '--clone' when you use private repo.

License

MIT