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@dolphjs/cli

v2.1.0

Published

The dolphjs-cli is a tool for efficient initialization and management of a dolphjs project

Readme

DolphJS CLI

The dolph CLI is a powerful tool designed for the efficient initialization and management of DolphJS projects. Powered by Rust under the hood for blazing fast performance!

Installation

npm install -g @dolphjs/cli
# or using pnpm
pnpm add -g @dolphjs/cli

Commands

new

This command is used to initialize and start a new project. It takes the name of the project as an option.

dolph new <project-name>

Or use . in place of <project-name> to initialize the project in your current directory:

dolph new .

After running this, you'll be prompted with interactive questions to configure your new DolphJS project (Language, Architecture, Database, etc.).

generate (or g)

This command is used to quickly scaffold boilerplate files and folders with setup code. This ensures you are writing code the standard DolphJS way.

dolph generate [OPTIONS]

Options:

  • -a, --all <NAME>: Generates all dolphjs files for the named parameter
  • -c, --controller <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs controller file
  • -d, --dto <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs dto file
  • -e, --entity <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs entity file
  • -i, --input <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs input file
  • -k, --socket <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs socket service and component
  • -m, --model <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs models file
  • -r, --route <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs routes file
  • -s, --service <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs service file
  • -v, --resolver <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs resolver file
  • -y, --component <NAME>: Generates a dolphjs spring component file

Example Usage:

To generate a full set of files (controller, service, model, routes, etc.) for a user feature:

dolph generate -a user

To generate just a specific file, such as a controller:

dolph generate -c user

build

Builds the dolphjs typescript project into a javascript project for production.

dolph build

start

Starts the dolphjs server in production mode.

dolph start

watch

Starts the dolphjs server in development mode (with hot-reloading).

dolph watch

Credit

dolphjs-cli was originally inspired by methane-cli.