@transclude/create

Starts a transclude project.

npm create @transclude my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

Templates

npm create @transclude my-app -- --template blank

| | | | --- | --- | | minimal | a layout, two pages, a 404 and a stylesheet. The default. | | blank | one page, with a heading and a paragraph. |

Neither brings a fragment, an include or an element. Those are decisions your project has not made yet, and the documentation shows them when you want them.

Options

| | | | --- | --- | | --template <name> | minimal or blank | | --yes | take the defaults and ask nothing | | --link | depend on a local checkout of the framework rather than the registry |

With no arguments it asks for a directory and a template. Piped or in CI it asks nothing and takes the defaults, because hanging on a prompt nobody can see is the worse failure.

An existing directory is fine when it holds nothing that would be overwritten; a .git from git init is the ordinary case. Anything else is refused rather than merged.

What it writes

Whatever is in templates/, with the package name, the dependency on @transclude/core and the page heading filled in. Nothing is generated, so reading that directory in this package tells you exactly what a new project is.

License

MIT