@humayunkabir/create-markup v1.0.1

Create Markup

A CLI to bootstrap markup(front-end) project.

The easiest way to bootstrap a Markup(Front-end) project is by using create-markup. This CLI tool enables you to quickly start building a markup project, with everything set up for you. You can create a new app using the default markup template, or by using custom options. To get started, use the following command:

npx create-markup <project-name>

Options

create-markup comes with the following options:

• -y, --yes: Default Project Setup.
• -g, --git: Initialize as a git project.

• -t, --template: --t <name>, -t=<name>, --template <name> or --template=<name>

  Available options:

  • JavaScript (default)

• -e, --templatingEngine: --e <name>, -e=<name>, --templatingEngine <name> or --templatingEngine=<name>

  Available options:

  • Pug (default)

• -cf, --cssFramework: --cf <name>, -cf=<name>, --cssFramework <name> or --cssFramework=<name>

  Available options:

  • Bootstrap (default)

• -p, --packageManager: --p <name>, -p=<name>, --packageManager <name> or --packageManager=<name>

  Available options:

  • npm (default)

• -b, --bundler: --b <name>, -b=<name>, --bundler <name> or --bundler=<name>

  Available options:

  • Gulp (default)

Why use Create Markup?

create-markup allows you to create a new project within seconds. It is officially maintained by the Humayun Kabir, and includes a couple of benefits:

• Interactive Experience: Running npx create-markup (with no arguments) launches an interactive experience that guides you through setting up a project.
• Zero Dependencies: Initializing a project is as quick as one second. Create Markup has zero dependencies.

Please report bugs and contribute at github:

• Repository
• Issues
• Projects

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