bouer-cli v0.9.0

Bouer CLI

Command Line Interface (CLI) for Bouer.js - A JavaScript Library for building user interfaces.

Table of Contents

• Bouer CLI
  • Table of Contents
  • Installation
  • Features
  • Available Commands
    • Basic Commands
    • Create New Project
    • Run Development Server
    • Install Dependencies
    • Build Project
  • Development
  • License

Installation

Install the CLI globally using npm:

npm install -g bouer-cli

Features

• Create new Bouer.js projects
• Automatic dependency installation
• Git repository initialization
• Project scaffolding from templates

Available Commands

Basic Commands

• bouer -v, --version - Display CLI version
• bouer -h, --help - Display help information
• bouer install - Installs dependencies for the current Bouer.js project
• bouer create new <project-name> [-t, --template <type>] - Create a new Bouer.js project with optional template type (blank or routing)
• bouer create component <component-name> [-p, --path <path>] - Create a new component in the current project
• bouer create config [--preview] - Generates webpack.config.js based con cli webpack config file, or preview the cli configuration
• bouer run - Runs the development live server for the current Bouer.js project
• bouer build [-m, --mode <mode>] - Builds the Bouer.js project for development or production (dev or prod)

Create New Project

Create a new Bouer.js project with a starter template:

bouer create new <project-name> [-t, --template <type>]

Options:

• --template <name> - Specify template to use (default: "blank")

Example:

bouer create new my-awesome-app

Run Development Server

Start the development server with hot-reload:

bouer run

Install Dependencies

Install or update project dependencies:

bouer install

Build Project

Build your project for production:

bouer build [options]

Options:

• --mode <mode> - Build mode (dev/prod)

Development

To contribute to the CLI:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/bouerjs/cli.git
cd cli

2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Link the package locally:

npm link

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.