1.3.0 • Published 9 months ago

schafott-cli v1.3.0

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schafott-cli

Scaffold CLI is a command line tool to generate scaffolds for your projects. It takes away the pain of creating the same files and folders over and over again for every new library project you start. Also it comes with ready-to-use configurations for TypeScript, Prettier, ESLint, Standard and Changesets so you can focus on writing code.

Installation

Install the CLI globally to use it from anywhere.

npm install -g schafott-cli

Usage

Run the CLI in the directory where you want to create the scaffold or provide a path when running the CLI.

schafott

Table of Contents

Current supported scaffolds:

  • NodeJS / Browser Utility Library
  • React Component Library
  • Angular Component Library
  • Vue Component Library

NodeJS / Browser Utility Library

Generates a scaffold for a NodeJS / Browser Utility Library.

Features

Please note that the generated scaffold is a starting point and should be adjusted to your needs.

Predefined Scripts

  • dev - Starts the development server
  • build - Builds the library

React Component Library (WIP - Features not yet tested)

Generates a scaffold for a React Component Library.

Features

Predefined Scripts

  • dev - Starts the development server
  • build - Builds the library

License

MIT

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