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@google-labs/create-breadboard

v1.0.12

Published

A starter kit for your Breadboard projects

Downloads

41

Readme

npm init @google-labs/breadboard your-project-name

This project will quickly create a neat new project for you to start working on.

You can create and edit boards directly in the src/boards folder.

Note: If you are testing locally without publishing the module, then you need to npm i in the root before using.

Usage

If you are running from inside the breadboard repo, and you want to use the latest versions of breadboard (i.e. not the published versions) then you MUST use the --workspace command.

npm init @google-labs/breadboard ../testing --workspace=./packages/create-breadboard

This will create a new project in the ../testing folder relative to the ./packages/create-breadboard folder.

If you are running from outside the breadboard repo, then you can run:

npm init @google-labs/breadboard your-project-name

This will install @google-labs/breadboard from npm and create a new project in the your-project-name folder.