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@drupal-canvas/create

v0.1.0

Published

CLI to scaffold a codebase for working with Drupal Canvas Code Components

Readme

Drupal Canvas Create

CLI to scaffold a codebase for working with Drupal Canvas Code Components.

Usage

Create a new project interactively:

npx @drupal-canvas/create@latest
yarn dlx @drupal-canvas/create@latest
pnpm dlx @drupal-canvas/create@latest
bunx @drupal-canvas/create@latest

You can also provide the app name as an argument:

npx @drupal-canvas/create@latest my-app

Options

| Option | Description | | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --template -t | Template to use when scaffolding the app. One of the predefined templates (currently available: canvas-cc-starter) or URL to custom template's Git repository. | | --ref <ref> | Custom Git ref to use when cloning the template repository. For example, a branch name or a tag. |

Example

npx @drupal-canvas/create@latest my-app --template canvas-cc-starter

Development

Drupal Canvas Create is designed to be easily extendable with new templates.

Templates are predefined application starter codebases. Each template references a Git repository that will be cloned to provide the initial codebase. To add a template, edit templates.json in the package root.

Working with the codebase

First, build the project:

npm run build

Then you can execute the script locally:

npm start

Alternatively, use npm run dev to compile and watch for changes during development.

⚠️ You must use my-canvas-app (provided as default value) as your app name when running the script from a local directory. (Reasons are explained in the .gitignore file where we had to ignore this directory.)

Scripts

| Command | Description | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | start | Run the compiled CLI tool from the dist folder. | | dev | Compile to the dist folder for development while watching for changes. | | build | Compile to the dist folder for production use. | | type-check | Run TypeScript type checking without emitting files. |