@nozen/http v1.0.12

@nozen/http

A command-line tool that scaffolds a ready-to-use Express project featuring:

• ESM setup (.mjs)
• Socket.IO
• Three.js
• p5.js
• Bootstrap + Bootstrap Icons
• EJS view engine
• Public folders for CSS/JS
• favicon/ support
• Nodemon-based dev server
• Clean, modular file structure

🚀 Usage

Use npx to create a new project:

npx @nozen/http

You’ll be prompted for:

• Project name (default: my-app)
• Author
• Description
• License (default: ISC)

📁 Project Structure

Generated project will include:

my-app/
├── .gitignore
├── package.json
├── index.mjs
├── favicon/
├── public/
│   ├── css/
│   └── js/
├── src/
│   ├── app.mjs
│   └── socket.mjs
├── views/
│   ├── head.ejs
│   ├── index.ejs
│   └── layout.ejs

🧠 Features

• index.mjs starts the server via src/app.mjs
• app.mjs initializes Express, Socket.IO, and routing
• Includes visual demos for:
  • CSS gradients
  • Bootstrap buttons
  • Bootstrap icons
  • Live Socket.IO communication
  • p5.js canvas animation
  • Three.js rotating cube

📦 Inside the generated package.json

• "type": "module" for native ESM
• Nodemon as default runner (npm start)
• Dependencies installed automatically:
  • express
  • socket.io
  • three
  • p5
  • ejs
  • bootstrap
  • bootstrap-icons

🛠 CLI Development Scripts (for this CLI project)

npm run patch     # Bump patch version (x.y.z → x.y.z+1)
npm run minor     # Bump minor version (x.y.z → x.y+1.0)
npm run major     # Bump major version (x.y.z → x+1.0.0)
npm run pub       # Publish to npm (with --access public)
npm run login     # Log in to npm

👤 Author

Noah Hagberg

Created for fast bootstrapping of modern web experiments using Node.js and real-time/visual tools.