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shark-mvc-cli

v0.5.5

Published

You can get shark-mvc-cli via npm.

Downloads

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Readme

shark-mvc-cli

Install

You can get shark-mvc-cli via npm.

$ npm install shark-mvc-cli -g

Usage

Shark cli should be used inside the "src" folder of the project since it will create (if not alredy present) the "components", "models" and "views" folders to place each item created.

Create Application

This command lets you create a new Application. This will create a file "./app.js" file and then a default "home" View.
Optionally you can pass a parameter that will override the default "app.js" name.

$ shark create-application [myApp]
$ shark create-app [myApp]
$ shark ca [myApp]

Create Component

This command lets you create a new Component. The new Component will be placed in the "./components/myExample" folder.

Using the example below the command will create two files:
my-example.html
myExampleComponent.js

$ shark create-component myExample
$ shark cc myExample

Create Manager

This command lets you create a new Manager. The new Manager will be placed in the "./managers" folder.

Using the example below the command will create one files:
customManager.js

$ shark create-manager custom
$ shark cma custom

Create Model

This command lets you create a new Model. The new Model will be placed in the "./models" folder.

Using the example below the command will create one files:
CustomModel.js

$ shark create-model CustomModel
$ shark cmo CustomModel

Create View

This command lets you create a new View. The new View will be placed in the "./views/myExample" folder.

Using the example below the command will create two files:
my-example.html
myExampleView.js

$ shark create-view myExample
$ shark cv myExample