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@node-in-layers/toolkit

v1.12.1

Published

The official toolkit for creating/updating/maintaining Node In Layer based systems.

Downloads

13

Readme

Node In Layers Toolkit

The official tool suite for working with Node In Layers systems.

This is the best place to start with Node in Layers

The nil-toolkit is the recommended way to create Node in Layer systems, as well as appending new modules to them.

How To Install

Install the tool globally and use it.

npm i -g @node-in-layers/toolkit@latest

How to Use

Run nil-toolkit from the command line. It has the following commands.

create-system

Creates a new complete Node In Layers System. This includes an sdk (for types and interfaces), a backend server, and a frontend. All using Node In Layers

create-package

Creates a new reusable Node In Layers package.

create-domain

Creates a new domain (formerly known as “app”) for an existing Node In Layers system/package. Must be executed from within the folder of a Node in Layer system. This will create the new domain in the SDK.

create-model

Creates a new model within an existing domain. This will occur inside the SDK where all your types/interfaces exist.