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@manit-tree/apx-create

v1.0.4

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command line for creating project from local template

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apx-create

command line for create project from your own local templates (inspired from bun create command). This command will help you start your development project faster by cloning your specified template inside ./templates folder to a new folder then run pnpm install. Please following these steps before running this command.

  • this command will execute pnpm install for you, so make sure you have pnpm installed.
  • create templates folder inside a folder that you keeps all your development projects.
  • put your own templates inside templates folder (ex: ./templates/solid-js, /templates/node-cli)
  • run apx-create <template> <folder> (ex: apx-create solid-js my-solid-js). This command will clone +

Instalation

pnpm add @manit-tree/apx-create -g

Usage

apx-create <template> <folder>

License

MIT