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@gapcm/cli

v1.0.5

Published

CLI scaffolder for building a larger full-stack framework across backend and frontend apps.

Readme

@gapcm/cli

npm version GitHub repo

@gapcm/cli is the public CLI package for the GAPCM ecosystem. It is the starting point for a larger full-stack framework that aims to support both backend and frontend development from one shared toolchain.

It starts with CLI-based scaffolding for API modules, and is designed to grow into a broader ecosystem that can later include UI generation, shared patterns, and framework-level tooling for both BE and FE.

Repository: nam-rgba/gapcm

What it does today

  • Generates backend module files from EJS templates.
  • Keeps entity, repository, service, controller, and route names aligned with the module name.
  • Exposes a single CLI entry point: gapcm.

Install

npm install -g @gapcm/cli

Usage

Generate a module:

gapcm add sample

Short alias:

gapcm g sample

Run the command from your target project folder so files are created in the correct app structure.

Generated files

For a module named sample, the CLI creates:

  • src/entities/sample.entity.ts
  • src/repository/sample.repository.ts
  • src/services/sample.service.ts
  • src/controllers/sample.controller.ts
  • src/routes/sample.admin.ts

Example

cd app/api
gapcm add user-profile

This generates UserProfile-based class names and userProfile-based file names.

Roadmap

gapcm is intended to evolve beyond API scaffolding into a broader framework that can support:

  • shared backend conventions
  • frontend scaffolding and UI generation
  • reusable patterns across the full stack
  • tooling that keeps BE and FE development aligned

Notes

  • The package publishes dist and templates.
  • The CLI entry point is gapcm.
  • The package is published publicly on npm.