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sfmc-prototype-generator

v1.4.2

Published

A command-line tool for generating handy prototype starting points.

Downloads

2

Readme

sfmc-prototype-generator

Generates a handy starting point for building prototypes

Setup

  • Make sure you have npm and git set up and accessible globally in the terminal --* Should be able to run npm and git from any directory; if not, consider updating your PATH
  • You will need access to sfmc-prototype-generator and sfmc-prototype-boilerplate
  • Also make sure you have SSH set up for GitHub and GHE
  • Install the generator globally: npm install -g sfmc-prototype-generator

Running

  • [Optional] Create a repository for the prototype you are creating. The url can optionally be used as part of the generation process to automatically push to that repo.
  • In a directory where you wish the project directory to go, run: sfmc-prototype-generator --* Use sfmc-prototype-generator --verbose to see logs as the generator progresses.
  • Follow the prompts until the process is complete