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@vrn-deco/boilerplate-preset-base

v1.3.4

Published

boilerplate preset base

Downloads

15

Readme

@vrn-deco/boilerplate-preset-base

npm package

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This package is an implementation of @vrn-deco/boilerplate-protocol v1 PresetRunner to automate the installation of boilerplate

It only provides the most basic functionality, and you should usually choose an extension package based on it

How to use?

Support both command line and API calls

                                       +-----------------+     +-------------------+
                                       |                 | --> |     API call      |
                                       |                 |     +-------------------+
+--------------------------------+     |                 |
| @vrn-deco/boilerplate-protocol | --> | preset-packages |
+--------------------------------+     |                 |
                                       |                 |     +-------------------+
                                       |                 | --> | command line call |
                                       +-----------------+     +-------------------+

Command line call

npx @vrn-deco/boilerplate-preset-base \
	--target-dir="$(pwd)/my-app" \
	--boi-package-dir="/xxx/boi-package" \
	--name="my-app" \
	--version="0.0.1" \
	--author="cphayim"

Parameters:

  • --target-dir: The target directory, that is, where it needs to be installed, it can point to a non-existing directory, it will automatically execute mkdir -p
  • --boi-package-dir: local path to boi-package
  • --name: project name, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file field according to the type of boilerplate, and ensure it is valid by itself
  • --version: the project version, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file fields according to the type of boilerplate to ensure the validity by itself
  • --author: the author of the project, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file fields according to the type of boilerplate to ensure the validity by itself

Add the environment variable LOGGER_LEVEL=verbose to output debug logs:

export LOGGER_LEVEL=verbose; \
npx @vrn-deco/boilerplate-preset-base \
	--target-dir="$(pwd)/my-app" \
	--boi-package-dir="/xxx/boi-package" \
	--name="my-app" \
	--version="0.0.1" \
	--author="cphayim"

API call

type PresetRunner = (opts: Partial<PresetOptions>) => Promise<void>

PresetOptions

  • targetDir: The target directory, that is, where it needs to be installed, it can point to a non-existing directory, and it will automatically execute mkdir -p
  • boiPackageDir: local path to boi-package
  • name: the project name, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file field according to the type of boilerplate to ensure it is valid
  • version: the project version, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file fields according to the type of boilerplate to ensure it is valid
  • author: the author of the project, PresetRunner will modify the corresponding project file fields according to the type of boilerplate to ensure the validity by itself

Example:

import { runner } from '@vrn-deco/boilerplate-preset-base'

try {
  await runner({
    targetDir: path.resolve(process.cwd(), 'my-app'),
    boiPackageDir: path.resolve('/xxx', 'boi-package'),
    name: 'my-app',
    version: '0.0.1',
    auhtor: 'Cphayim',
  })
} catch (err) {
  console.error(err)
}