Project2_pug NPM

Set a folder where the files to be found will be to be the input directory, so set a folder for the output files

Example of directory paths to enter:

Input directory : /home/mike98/Desktop/html_files
Output Directory : /home/mike98/Desktop/pug_files

Install

git clone https://github.com/Miguel98R/project2Pug.git

npm install

npm run dev

Install by npm

can also install the converter by npm

command:

npm i -g project2_pug

start converter interface

command:

gui

example usage:

project2_pug gui

Then visit http://localhost:3008/*

*By default start on port 3008 , this can be modified in the index.js file

Convert CLI mode

Also has the option to convert your html template to pug via CLI

command:

convert

options:

-i, --inDirectory <inDirectory...>    location of the folder where the files to be converted are
-o, --OutDirectory <OutDirectory...>  location of the folder where the converted files will be saved

example usage:

project2_pug convert -i "/home/mike98/Desktop/html_files" -o "/home/mike98/Desktop/pug_files"

install node modules and start the server in the output folder

command:

start_dev

example usage:

project2_pug start_dev

Initializing template converted

Once you have converted the template, you will notice that a structure has been created for your project , an api-rest based on js express and a database connection in mongo db, this to help in the process of creating projects

Converted views to pug are located in the views folder and static/library files are located in the public folder

to initialize the project simply install the node modules and run the dev command

npm install

npm run dev

in the CLI section, the command to install the node modules and start the server in the output folder is shown

The project to be launched on port 3055 , this can be modified in the index.js of your output folder
Then visit http://localhost:3055 *

Note: if in your template static files are in an assets folder, this folder will be saved in the public folder just move the contents to the root of the public folder for your template to work properly