@koda-dev/koda-cli v1.0.7

koda-cli

koda-cli is a project generator with several pre-made templates with the best clean-code bases and the most up-to-date technologies on the market.

Goals

Remove all the boilerplate work on creating sustainable projects. You would run a command to create a well-structured skeleton project and then be left with just implementing the actual core logic and defining the project as a stub. In Rich's words, we should remove as much of the incidental complexity of tooling as possible.

This project also creates templates in ElectronJS and React-Native:

electron projects are generated using electron-forge until a new installation of the template is used and published by the developers

Installation

Install Koda CLI to aid your front-end development. Koda is available as an npm package.

# with npm
$> npm install -g koda

# with yarn
$> yarn global add koda

Usage

Start using Koda quickly, using all the features in the palm of your hands:

Each template has its own peculiarity, from JavaScript to Typescript like languages, ElectronJS, ReactJS, NextJS and even templates for backend projects, like NodeJS + Sequelize, NodeJS + Typescript and others.

Quick start

Here's a quick example to get you started, it's literally all you need:

$> koda

Usage: koda <command> [options]

Options:
  -v, --version     output the version number
  -h, --help        display help for command

Commands:
  create | c <appName>   Create a new project powered by @koda-dev
  learn  | l <repoName>  Learn a new tech with one basic project powered by @koda-dev
  info   | i             Print debugging information about your environment
  help [command]         Display help for command

[i] Run koda <command> --help for detailed usage of given command.

Yes, that's all you need to get started, as you can see there in the commands above, we'll show you each one now:

Create Command

This is the command that will create the project with the template you choose, important to note that if you want to create the project in the current folder, just type . at the end of the command

# create a folder
$> koda create <app-name>

# install in current folder
$> koda create .

After running the command, just follow the settings to your own liking.

License

Copyright © 2023 Koda.dev

Distributed under the MIT License either version 1.0 or any later version.