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spawn-express-app

v1.0.5

Published

Generate a ExpressJS skeleton with customizable arguments

Downloads

7

Readme

spawn-express-app

A simple ExpressJS skeleton generator with zero dependency and customizable arguments

Install

Run npm install -g spawn-express-app

How to use

Run npx spawn-express-app <DIRECTORY-NAME> [OPTIONS]

Example

npx spawn-express-app my-backend -e -n -d=postgres This will generate a express app called my-backend with environment variables, nodemon and postgres already setup for your use.

Options

| Option | Description | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | -e | Add 'dotenv' environment variable support | | -n | Add nodemon for development | | -v=[OPTION] | Add view engine (pug, ejs, mustache, nunjucks) | | -c=[OPTION] | Add CSS support (sass, css) | | -d=[OPTION] | Integrate with a database (postgres) |

Queries

For any queries you can email at: [email protected]