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@kozmonos/template-generator

v0.1.2

Published

```bash npm i -g @kozmonos/template-generator ``` if you are using Linux or Mac, you may need to run the command with sudo. ```bash sudo npm i -g @kozmonos/template-generator ```

Downloads

6

Readme

Setup

npm i -g @kozmonos/template-generator 

if you are using Linux or Mac, you may need to run the command with sudo.

sudo npm i -g @kozmonos/template-generator 

Usage

Create basic template with default folder structure

template create

Pull template from github

template pull --url <github-url>

Create your template

Folder structure

📦project-folder
 ┣ 📂src
 ┃ ┗ 📜...files
 ┗ 📜index.js

index.js: It's a config file. You can visit for more config options here.

Example:

//inquierer data
module.exports = [
	{
		type: 'input',
		name: 'will_be_change',
		message: 'Input data:',
		default: "default data"
	}
]

// You should keep the ci folders in src, whichever the user chooses, the other will be deleted.
module.exports.ci = ['Github Actions' , "CircleCI"]

files: Main project folder files. We are using mustacheJS for render template. You can click here for more information.

Feature

| Name | Description | Content | Status | | ---- | ------- | ------ | ------ | | NuxtJS template | Best Nuxt development environment to focus only on new website | i18nGoogle Tag ManagerGoogle AnalyticsrouterYandex Metricacolors.scss filesitemaprobots.txtdotenvsvgpwaaxios| Processing | | Vue component | The best Vue component development environment to set up the best module structure | CI for NPMVuebasic folder structureEslintSonar | Processing | | JS Package | Best development environment for building a JS package with module structure | CI for NPMbasic folder structure | Processing | Laravel + Mongo = API | Development environment where necessary settings are made to develop your backend quickly | MongoDBForce all response JSONdelete /api pathdelete frontend viewer | Processing