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salt-app-kickstart

v1.0.1

Published

3 months ago

A CLI tool to inject templates built using Salt design System into the react app, launch it to localhost and push to github..

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salt salt-app salt-app-kickstart cli tool

Salt App Kickstart

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Create a new Salt Design System app quickly and easily.

Installation & Usage

To install & reate a new Salt app, simply run the following command:

npx salt-app-kickstart@latest

This will prompt you with few questions to gather details about the app and then create a new directory with the specified project name, set up the project structure, and install all the necessary dependencies.

Video Demonstration

Value Proposition

Using Salt App Kickstart, you can:

Save time on initial setup by automating the creation of the project structure and installation of dependencies.
Ensure consistency across projects by using a standardized setup.
Save time by pushing to GitHub, performing a few simple steps.
Automatically launch the application on localhost for immediate development.
Add templates as needed, allowing you to focus more on the logic and less on setup.
Quickly start working on your project without worrying about the initial configuration.

Features

Automatic Setup: Sets up the project structure and installs dependencies.
Template Support: Choose between different templates to kickstart your project.
GitHub Integration: Optionally push your new project to a GitHub repository.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please check out the Contributing Guide for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details. `